DD-WRT - Features

Features

List of features in all versions:

Micro
(2 MB)
Mini Nokaid Standard VOIP VPN* Mega**
(8 MB)
Access restrictions Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
AnchorFree Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bandwidth monitoring Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
ChilliSpot Yes Yes Yes
Dynamic DNS Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HTTPS support for web management Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
IPv6*** Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
JFFS2* Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
XLink Kai (kaid) Yes Yes
MMC/SD card support Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
NoCat Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
OpenVPN Yes Yes
PPTP/PPTP Client Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Quality of service Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
IPv6 Router Advertisement Daemon (radvd) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Linking routers/repeater/mBSSID Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
RFlow (traffic information) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Samba/CIFS client Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Milkfish SIP router Yes Yes
SNMP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
SPI firewall/IPtables Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
SSHd Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Telnetd Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Transmit (Tx) power adjustment **** Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
UPnP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wake-on-LAN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
WPA/WPA2 personal/enterprise Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wiviz Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
* Smaller VPN JFFS builds are available for 4MB units: downloads/others/eko.
** Only on DD-WRT v24 (8MB+ flash required).
*** IPv6-related features do not work by default in DD-WRT v24.
**** DD-WRT Wiki page warns about router damage if the user increases TX power more than the default, overheating the radio chipset.
Note: It is possible to build a custom firmware package with the
desired feature-set, working within the limitations of available ROM.
ROM Requirements: • All versions require at least 4 MB of flash unless noted otherwise.
• Micro+ requires at least 2 MB of flash + 128K CFE.

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