Is a router a hub?
Is a router a hub?
Does a router only spread bandwith or does it serve the purpose of a hub too? In short, if I wanted to put a printer on a network or play games on a LAN, would I have to go from a cable modem to a router to a hub?
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you need a router if you plan to share the internet.
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Originally posted by EvilAngel Actually Kitten just got the sonagram done and the doc thought it was twins at first, but soon realized that it was the boys pen1s laying next to him....lol
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Speedguide does it again!
Thanks for the speedy response.

There are routers that only have one outgoing connection, in which case you'd need a switch or a hub as well. But most broadband routers, for use with cable or DSL, have a built in switch, which should be fine.
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