on 5/22/04 3:27 PM, Alan Kim at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You have any idea what the networking speed is on this router ? > > The hubs/switches are always labeled with the speed - i.e. 10/100-baseT. > The Cable/DSL routers don't mention this but I do understand networking > probably > isnt' their primary purpose. > > Thanks again, > > Alan > I'm reasonably sure it's 10/100, but that really doesn't mean much to me. It works, and the broadband "test" sites usually give me a 1 gig reading, for what that is all worth. -- All the best,
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