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I just randomly stumbled back to this site cause I was bored, and it looked like this had turned into some kind of reunion thread, so I figured I'd post something in it.

Sounds like BS. You'd better cite some sources.

I've tried stuff with routing tables to try to make the RT31P2 do VoIP out the LAN port, but none of it worked. All my experimentation shows that It will only do VoIP through the WAN port.

That's ...

themew, have you tried the magic firmware-updating reset procedure? It sometimes works:

- Unplug power
- Hold down reset button
- Plug in power
- Wait 20 seconds
- Let go of reset button

Th ...

Disable the RT31P2's DHCP server, then run a cable from the WAN port to a LAN port. That'll put the RT31P2 onto it's own LAN, and you'll still have 1 LAN port remaining for connecting a computer. It ...

Um... I thought the main point of that site was to show that ARP spoofing could be used to trick the switch into acting (somewhat) like a hub?

Anyone who has access to your stream of packets could listen in on your calls, in theory. The audio is sent without any encryption.

Hm, that thing looks pretty cool. And this [url=http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobheadername1=Content-Type&blobheadername2=Content-Disposition&blobheadervalue1= ...

Well, if you don't like the options with the hardware you already have, then I'd recommend putting the DD-WRT firmware on a Buffalo WHR-G54S or Linksys WRT54GL.

You can turn pretty much any wireless router into an access point. Just disable everything you can (especially DHCP) and don't plug anything into the WAN port.