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Old 05-06-2004, 21:35   #4
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Re: Hub/Switch

To add to MGP & Indians' excellent advice:


Suggestion for a cheap router: Linksys BEFSR41, £32.74 at Amazon. It's a wired 4 port NAT router. If you need to connect more than 4 devices to it (although you are only really allowed to connect a maximum of 3 under the AUP ), you can plug a hub into one of the router's LAN ports to extend it.
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