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DD-WRT for router
Has anyone tried using DD-WRT on the wireless router? I ask this because I am looking for a way to use DHCP (we are not allowed to change our IP addresses on the computers we use for development) and I know that DD-WRT has the option to assign certain IP addresses to certain MACs. I know that FIRST says to disable DHCP, but is it possible to use DHCP in a certain range and have the cRIO connect to its IP out of the DHCP range?
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