WRP 400 cisco vs linksys

Are there any difference between Linksys WRP 400 and Cisco WRP 400?
We used to sell Linksys WRP 400 to our customers, because it had a well working Voip part.
But we had too many support issues with the router part, and thus we stopped selling the product.
Now I see that WRP 400 is still sold, now my question is has the stability of the product improved?
Secondly, is it stil possible to load cisco firmware into the old Linksys boxes, and will this improve stability?

Hi, the Cisco WRP400 and Linksys WRP400 are the same thing.
Cisco has simply renamed some Linksys products.
You can load the last 2.00.32 firmware. Some bugs were fixed and the stability was partially improved: in this firmware you can schedule a daily or weekly reload of voice module.
My suggestion is evaluate the last firmware on few customers for 2 or months.
Regards.

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