What version of hardware is inside my router?

Hi, I have a WRT54GS router but I am unclear as to what version of of hardware is inside. The label on the bottom clearly indicates that the model number is a WRT54GS but there is no version after that. The serial number starts with CGN10D7xxxxx. First I thought it was a v2, then I found something on the web that said it's a v1 based on the serial number, but then on the FCC label on the bottom of the router, it says FCC ID: WRT54GV2 and IC: 3839A-WRT54GV2. So which is it?

If it doesn't list the version number on the Router, that means its an version 1 Router. Then also just for your confirmation login to the Router setup page and click on the Status tab and below it will display you the Firmware version of the Router. So based the current firmware version you can easily make out its a version 1 or version 2 Router.

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