I got this after my WRT54G died after several years of great service. This just worked out of the box, no extra setup needed. After plugging my Linux laptop into a wired port, I added my security key. Once I did that my windows and linux computers all worked with their existing security settings. I've been using this for a few weeks, no problems whatsoever.
It has a very familiar admin console which you'll recognize from the WRT54G. It'll work with dd-wrt if you like (http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv3/), but I haven't tried that.
I was a bit worried because the antennae are integrated into the body. But we've got it installed on one end of the third floor of our townhouse and it works great on the opposite end of the bottom floor. So the range is great even through several walls and floors.
I personally liked the look of the old router. I think the new one is a bit silly looking. But that's hardly a worthy complaint: it just sits in the corner.
In all I'm very pleased with the WRT54G2.Get more detail about Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router.
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