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Yes, that kind. I have a cable modem router that has no buttons or controls on it whatsoever, separate from the pc, obviously. Then, I have the actual wireless
by hackney 10y ago
Yes, that kind. I have a cable modem router that has no buttons or controls on it whatsoever, separate from the pc, obviously. Then, I have the actual wireless router attached to that. I could have bought a single cable modem/wireless router. Regardless, depending upon the application there are essentially all one and the same in intent.
- icebraining 10y agoThere are many such devices, e.g. the Netgear N600. In any case, you're not talking about the kind of routers being discussed in this thread.
- hackney 10y agoIf the 'thread' applies to rethinking routers then I have every right to have posted what I have. Seems you are the one that wants to make an argument while I was making my own personal suggestion. Instead of assuming that you are smart while I am not, I suggest you let it go.
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- icebraining 10y agoAll I'm saying is that you probably won't have much response here; no personal attack intended.
- hackney 10y agoI am nowhere near skilled enough to even understand the majority. Shoots, I just installed my very first personal home router. Also, I might add, this reminds me of the Intel management engine, which to my eye is like a router built-in in some ways.