usb port loose?

virgin no "experience" hav to flash DDWRT/Tomato yourself 

One of our SiFu is contemplating this

SiFu New Toy

Because he is using YES GO dongle now 

Mikrotik RB751-2HnD (rm350) ~ its a powerful router , can do lot of things, only if you how to set or program it, if not its just a piece of beautiful mini white elephant , strictly for GEEKS only

Vigorfly200(rm300)  ~ its a router with factory FW that have lots of features unlike MR3420 + OpenWRT combined. It also can dial into YES GO Dongle (Blacktubi like it , because this is the only router which supports it ) Speedy multimedia streaming , USB 2.0 port for 3.5G/4G WiMAX mobile and also prevent DDOS attack to your system. noob like me too can understand.  http://www.draytek.com/user/PdInfoDetail.php?Id=121

I would say both of them are also reputable Taiwanese brands at affordable prices for Home and SME usage.

Asus RT N66U (rm640), its a powerful router , much better if you use it on DDWRT. But with this money i can buy a RB751 + Vigor200 combined 

i believe Mikrotik RB751-2HnD , work best for you if the load is 20 users or less, anything more get a higher grade Tik

for sure Mikrotik is your brand.

btw, Mikrotik RB751-2HnD  can be bought for as low as rm280 too

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Added on December 24, 2012, 9:43 am

apo ni

yes4g lan cable firmware ?

no. i mean there is i change original lan cable mr3420 v2 with yes 4g lan cable. 

N15U default FW can dial in 3G ?

price abt rm250 =/- rite
You mean the flat LAN cable ?

Thanks but for users like me on OpenWRT, is there any way that I can change MTU?
Better save yourself than using RM 200 on a cheaper smartphone.
No offence but this is how I feel.

Anyway, if future LTE launched, you can't detect LTE with this settings

When LTE launched please reset the values by reflashing the firmware

Simplest solution

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Added on December 28, 2012, 7:49 pmDone setup my MR3420 to dial my Streamyx through PPPOE and backup 3G

But which is sadly stock firmware can't keep both connection alive simultaneously

Will OpenWRT when free

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by default, the ethernet port (eth0) for MR3020 in OpenWRT is configured as LAN zone. If you want to use it as a WAN port, you'll need to change it to WAN zone at the firewall settings for that interface.

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Added on December 28, 2012, 10:54 pm
noted with thanks! the settings were reversed in the first place then.