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From: GT on 10 Jan 2006 09:46 "Erick" <NOewprattSPAM(a)sc.rr.com> wrote in message news:pKOwf.10247$oE4.4931(a)tornado.southeast.rr.com... > To put in simple terms, you must first have a router if planning on using > broadband on multiple computers. The router determines what is coming in > and > where it's going, thus the term router. > > A hub, however, is like a busy intersection with no traffic lights: the > traffic goes wherever it wants to go with no control. its even more of a mess with a hub. At the busy intersection with no lights, when traffic comes along one road, it leaves down every road including the one it came up!
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