A router is a network device that delivers Internet Protocol (IP) data packets to and from multiple computers or devices on a network. You may already have a router attached your DSL or Cable modem and your computer. A router allows you to connect more than one device to your Internet connection at the same time. It acts as a junction between two or more networks to transfer data packets among them.
Your router must:
- Be DSL/Cable Modem web-safe
- Provide NAT (Network Address Translation)
- Provide DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Most routers support these requirements.
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