How/should I upgrade firmware on a WKPC54G router

I went to the support page http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/support/WKPC54G/download
and I was offered this:Firmware
05/25/2004
Ver. 1.55.02
Download 358 KB
(Firmware)
Firmware Auto Upgrade Utility
Download 44.3 KB
(Firmware Auto Upgrade Utility)
The firmware comes from near the same date as I bought the router.
How can I determine if this is the correct upgrade for my unit?
The Firmware Auto Upgrade Utility seems to be a bad link and doesn't connect.
Can anyone give me some advice about getting updated?
(I want to install a NAS device to an ethernet port on the router and I want to be sure I have the latest firmware to support this.)
Thanks

Thanks sabretooth:
Firmware Version: 1.55.02, May 21 2004
I was worried that there might be another version and I wasn't locating it.
Thanks a lot

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