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- Apr 7, 2009
Currently I do some work for an office that has about 20 devices on a network sharing an Internet connection.
A Cisco router is connected to a many port switch (either 24- or 48-port) that connects the office network devices.
I was thinking of getting a cheap router as a temporary backup in case the main router ever fails.
I was thinking of getting a $9.99 (after "EMCLVPL36" coupon) NETGEAR router from Newegg.com:
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122269&ATT=17-507-003&CMP=AFC-C8Junction.
Should a cheap router function well enough as a temporary backup in case the main router ever fails?
A Cisco router is connected to a many port switch (either 24- or 48-port) that connects the office network devices.
I was thinking of getting a cheap router as a temporary backup in case the main router ever fails.
I was thinking of getting a $9.99 (after "EMCLVPL36" coupon) NETGEAR router from Newegg.com:
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122269&ATT=17-507-003&CMP=AFC-C8Junction.
Should a cheap router function well enough as a temporary backup in case the main router ever fails?