A network router plays a crucial role in how data packets travel to and from a computer to host across the Internet. Routers serve as the junction point between the computers in a network and an ...
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Stop plugging hard drives into your router: It ruins your Wi-Fi speed
Your router is not a NAS: Why this 'free' feature is a security trap ...
I'v got a relatively new ASUS n56u router. I turned on logging of dropped packets the other day and notice that a couple times a minute there are dropped packets being logged from IP addresses I don't ...
MacFixIt reader David Faust describes a problem corroborated by other users where system utilizing an AirPort Extreme card will repeatedly drop packets - resulting in extremely slow transfer speeds - ...
To thoroughly understand routing, you need to understand routing tables. In this Daily Feature, Deb Shinder explains how routing tables are used, the information they contain, and how to view and ...
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