TRENDnet: Difference Between a Hub, Switch, and Router (802.11n) New to Networking
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i have tp-link 16 port 10/100 switch. you dont need router if you have home network cabling
xdxdnike1 1 month ago
shes a yummy mummy ...
TheRey4you 5 months ago
Thank you.
tamilarasuu 1 year ago
What is shown is a USB Hub.... a WHOLE different category than a networking/ethernet hub. Apples and oranges. That's not something you should get wrong. The other info given is overall correct...but why play the blonde as such a....blonde?
kieguy 1 year ago
@nitincross I read somewhere..a bridge in the old days is now called a switch...i.e. they are one and the same.
arunkann 1 year ago
A switch can be used to connect multiple devices to the internet... I've been doing it with 3 computers to the internet for a long time now... the thing is you will need multiple IP addresses from your service provider. Each device gets it's own IP from the service provider
A router only requires 1 IP to then route info to the other devices under a different, internal IP address that the router assigns to internal computers.
Perhaps not a Hub.. but a switch works fine, routers are more secure
Zokambaa 1 year ago
Nice video
G3Technics 1 year ago
You forget to add bridge in your discussion.
nitincross 2 years ago
i've had this question all week. finaly answered.
blinbaad 2 years ago