ROUTER AND HUB SHARING
 

 

 

 

 
Sharing a broadband Internet connection using a cable/dsl router and a hub
Using a cable/dsl router to share your Internet connection simplifies security.  As shown below, the LAN is separated from the WAN (internet) by the router which acts as a firewall.  The example below shows a router that does not have an ethernet hub/switch built in.  If you purchase a router without enough ports for all your computers, an extra hub or switch can be connected easily.  Just run a standard ethernet cable from your hub/switch UPLINK port to your routers LAN port.

 


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