ETHERNET ROUTER

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Broadband Internet — Ethernet Router

 

 

 

 

 

 

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An Ethernet router is a network layer (Layer 3) device that interconnects two Ethernet local area networks (LANs). Routers operate at the network layer and therefore can interconnect local area networks of the different types (for example, an Ethernet LAN to a token ring LAN). A router can only connect two networks using the same network-layer protocol. Routers form the basis of routing in the Internet.

Manufacturers of Ethernet Router

Brands of Ethernet Router include:
  • Netgear.  Products from Netgear include xDSL Modem, ADSL Modem, Wireless xDSL Access and Broadband Router
  • Netcomm.  Products from Netcomm include Cable Router, Ethernet Router and Cable Modem
  • 3Com.  Products from 3Com include Wireless Router, xDSL Switch, PPPoE and Ethernet Switch
  • Dlink.  Products from Dlink include PPPoE, Cable Router, Wireless xDSL Access and


Other topics in our resources on Broadband Internet related to Ethernet Router include: 
 
  • Router
  • Ethernet Bridge (IEEE 802.3 Bridge)
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  • Ethernet Switch (IEEE 802.3 Switch)
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  • Ethernet Hub (IEEE 802.3 Hub)
  • Ethernet Repeater (IEEE 802.3 Repeater)

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