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no wpa2/wpa which means no 802.11N

 
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Erez

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I saw above, i could not use wpa nor wpa2 with this version (and indeed it didn't work for me)

Then i found out i can not get faster then 54Mbps ...

The explenation i found ( in http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1381898 ) is that 802.11N requires wpa or wpa2 and does not work using wep.

This router gives me just trouble, i wish i didn't buy it in the first place (I payed extra for a router that supports openwrt ...)

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