Loading ...Hacking Linksys router: WRT54GL DIY Internal POE
Posted by Vivek Gite
[Last updated: August 13, 2007]
This is an interesting idea. This small howto will teach you to wire up a Power Over Ethernet (POE) cable AND make it provide power INTERNALLY i.e. no external power connector going into the router. So if you have limited space in your outdoor AP enclosure, you can use this hack. You can also apply this hack to other linksys products.
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Tags: hardware_hack, Howto, linksys, poe, power_over_ethernet
the page is blocked becouse of banned word…
google still has the cache
Wow, I don’t believe, forum admin blocked the post. Anyway thanks for pointing out google cache
Site containing a POE mod that I *THINK* may be the same one as the one the link USED to go to.
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