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- 850MHz CPU, 64MB RAM
- 5x10/100Mb/s
- routerOS Level 4
- power supply: power jack, PoE
- compact plastic case
38,97
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
Routers are networking devices that allow multiple computers and other devices to connect to the Internet and a local area network (LAN). They act as "gateways," directing network traffic between different networks and ensuring that all connected devices have access to the Internet and other network resources.
Basic Router Functions:
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Internet Sharing: The router receives an Internet connection from the Internet service provider (ISP) and shares it with all connected devices.
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LAN Port Switching: The router allows multiple devices to be connected to the local area network (LAN) using Ethernet cables.
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IP Address Assignment: The router assigns unique IP addresses to all connected devices, enabling them to communicate with each other.
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Firewall: The router protects the network from unauthorized access and malware.
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Content Filtering: Some routers offer content filtering features that allow you to block access to specific websites or services.
Choosing a Router:
Several factors need to be considered when choosing a router, such as:
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Number of Users and Devices: The more users and devices that will be using the router, the more powerful router will be needed.
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Internet Speed: The router should support the Internet connection speed offered by the Internet service provider (ISP).
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Wi-Fi Range: The router should provide sufficient Wi-Fi coverage for all devices in the home.
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Additional Features: Some routers offer additional features, such as USB ports for connecting hard drives or printers, VPN capabilities, or Quality of Service (QoS) support.
