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ARCHIVED: What is a router?

A router is a common piece of networking equipment that transmits information between two networks. The term is commonly used to describe home networking equipment that connects computers on a local area network (LAN) and other devices to the Internet using a single Internet connection.

Routers used in home networking usually include an Ethernet hub for wired networking, and may also include equipment for ARCHIVED: wireless networking. Wired routers are often known as cable or DSL routers, and wireless routers are commonly known as wireless access points.

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Last modified on January 03, 2013.

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