I just had this happen to a RB450G I own. Here are the pics: pic1.jpg pic2.jpg I will have had the unit for a year next week. I bought it from rocnoc.com, so hopefully they can repair/replace it for me. Otherwise I'm going to have to learn to do some soldering I guess. I'm not very happy about this :(

Hi all, I have a pretty simple home network configuration. I have a RB450 connected to a cable modem at eth1 and then connected to a few computers on the other ports (eth2-5). It's just acting as a non-wireless router (an awesome one!). I have a Linksys PAP2T VOIP device connected to a switch which ...

I was just wondering if those changes to the 450G mean that ports 2-5 can be used like a hardware switch now? I purchased one of these last week and was disappointed to find that this functionality was not supported even though it is supported in the 450 (non-G).