question about Linksys wifi router


  1. kf10
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    question about Linksys wifi router


    my linksys wifi router has 4 LAN ports, so does the wifi router function as LAN hub or LAN switch?????????
    Last edited by kf10; 21 Oct 2011 at 03:13.
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  3. mindinka
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    Switch


    It functions as Switch
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