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CRN Honors NETGEAR ReadyNAS Pro As Storage Product Of The Year

Open Source News from 12/08 10:16 AM

ChannelWeb Computer News (CRN) has bestowed one of its greatest awards - the Storage Product of the Year - on NETGEAR's ReadyNAS Pro.

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Using NETGEAR WGR614L as a Wireless Hotspot with Sputnik

The "Business End" Of Open Source Networking from 12/08 5:34 PM

Hi all, There's been a lot of talk over using the WGR614L as a hotspot device and while using a guest SSID is sufficient for... More »

NETGEAR Announces GearHead PC and Networking Support

Open Source News from 11/08 10:53 AM

Let's admit it - you've probably called on your "geeky" friend or relative once in a while to help you with your computer. Or maybe... More »

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NETGEAR WGR614 Series Serial Numbers - Version Cross Reference

by willmatt on January 2, 2009

Curious which version of NETGEAR WGR614 router you have? Here's a simple way to cross reference your router's version from its serial number.

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Configuring NETGEAR WGR614L As A Wireless Client Bridge with OpenWRT Firmware

by Tathagata Das on December 19, 2008

If you're running OpenWRT on your WGR614L and have access to a serial cable, you can configure it to run as a wireless client bridge!

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Routers, ReadyNAS, and More - Holiday Shopping NETGEAR Style

by Peter Redmer on December 10, 2008

One of the most popular genres of holiday gift this year is electronics. No matter how the economic downturn is affecting everyone, there's always a need for equipment to keep you wired, connected, and entertained... More »

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Recover Your WGR614L Using a Serial Console & Windows

by BrandonC on June 16, 2008 11:32 AM

So, you've "bricked" your WGR614L, either through too much tinkering or just a fluke. You may have tried tftp through your network cable, you just can't get a ping or for any reason can't get it going again. Rather than panic, you can access your router by using a serial console!

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