[ale] Why Tomato? was Re: I'm very lucky

[James Sumners]

Tomato just works. The interface is easy to use and understand. The
QoS rule builder rocks. The real-time bandwidth graphs are extremely
handy. The default bridge between the wireless and wired networks is
awesome (my wired Xbox 360 sees my iTunes share on my wireless MacBook
Pro).

What do you mean by "multiple-AP control features"?

On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM, david w. millians<millia at panix.com> wrote:
>
> Richard Bronosky wrote:
>> Easy.
>> 1. Use ethernet connection for the upgrade, NOT WiFi
>> 2. Use Tomato firmware instead of DD-WRT.
>
> What advantage is there to tomato vs. DD-WRT? I've used it and helped
> set it up for probably a 100 installs, and it always does fine by me.
>
> Now, if it allowed easy, multiple-AP control features, I'd be all over
> that.



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