WRT54GL Vs. WRT54G2
The ability to network all of the computers in a small business or in a home system can make it easier and less expensive for everyone to use the Internet and devices such as printers. The Linksys WRT54GL and WRT54G2 wireless routers have multiple ports as well as security protocols and web-based device management.
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Features
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Both all-in-one, Internet-sharing routers come with a up to 54 Mbps wireless data rates, a 4-port switch and a 12V DC input for external power. They have LED lights for Power, WLAN, LAN and Internet. The WRT54GL also has an LED for DMZ. The WRT54GL has an external antenna, while the antenna for the WRT54G2 is located internally.
Security
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The WRT54GL comes equipped with TKIP and AES encryption, wireless MAC address filtering and an SPI Firewall. The WRT54G2 has the same safety protocols, as well as Wi-Fi-protected access and WPA2 encryption.
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Purchasing
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The WRT54G2 is less expensive than the WRT54GL. It retails at around $60, while the latter costs around $80, as of December 2010.
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