Linksys WRT-32X VPN ROUTER with 4 High Gain Antennas Flashed with

DD-WRT  FLASHED Linksys WRT-32X Dual-Band Tri-Stream 2.4GHz / 5.0GHz VPN Router Router will be shipped with AC adapter and 4 High Gain antennas for extended WiFi coverage. Router has been flashed with both, DD-WRT and OpenWRT firmware.
Easy to switch from one to another even without a computer.
Router comes without original box and without CD with Linksys firmware.
Among the common features of DD-WRT are: access control
bandwidth monitoring
quality of service
WPA/WPA2/WPA3 (personal and enterprise)
iptables and IPset (on some models) & SPI firewall
Universal Plug and Play
Wake-on-LAN
Dynamic DNS
AnchorFree VPN
wireless access point configuration
WDS - Wireless Distribution System
multiple SSIDs
overclocking
transmission power control
Transmission BitTorrent client
Tor
router linking
ssh
telnet
RADIUS support
XLink Kai networks
OpenVPN
WireGuardOpenWRT features include:
Extensible configuration of the entire hardware drivers, e.g. built-in network switches and their VLAN-capabilities, WNICs, DSL modems, FX, available hardware buttons, etc.
Mesh networking through B.A.T.M.A.N., OLSR and IEEE 802.11s-capabilities of the WNIC drivers and other ad hoc mesh routing protocols that have been implemented within Linux.
Wireless functionality, e.g. make the device act as a wireless repeater, a wireless access point, a wireless bridge, a captive portal, or a combination of these with e.g. ChilliSpot, WiFiDog Captive Portal, etc.
Wireless security: Packet injection, e.g. Airpwn, lorcon, e.a.
Dynamically-configured port forwarding protocols UPnP and NAT-PMP through upnpd, etc.
Port knocking
TR-069 (CWMP) client[69]
IPS via Snort
Active queue management (AQM) through the network scheduler of the Linux kernel, with many available queuing disciplines. CoDel has been backported to Kernel 3.3.[70] This encapsulates Traffic shaping to ensure fair distribution of bandwidth among multiple users and quality of service (QoS) for simultaneous use of applications such as VoIP, online gaming, and streaming media without experiencing the negative impacts of link saturation.
Load balancing for use with multiple ISPs using source-specific routing
IP tunneling (GRE, OpenVPN, pseudowire, etc.)
Extensible realtime network monitoring and statistics through e.g. RRDtool, Collectd, Nagios, Munin lite, Zabbix, etc.
Dynamic DNS services to maintain a fixed domain name with an ISP that does not provide a static IP address
OpenWrt supports any hardware that has Linux support; devices that can be connected (e.g. over USB) include
Printers
Mobile broadband modems
Webcams
Sound cards
Notable software packages to use the hardware support are
File sharing via SAMBA, (Windows-compatible), NFS, FTP, SFTP. Printer sharing over the print server CUPS (spooling) or p910nd (non-spooling)
PulseAudio, Music Player Daemon, Audio/Video streaming via DLNA/UPnP AV standards, iTunes (DAAP) server
Asterisk (PBX)
MQ Telemetry Transport through Mosquitto