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...the a PSP user to connect to the internet via an internet-connected Wi-Fi router. By connecting to the internet, players can compete against other players a

There are, however, legitimate network engineering techniques in which the ''router'' as a whole may have a reverse route, but the ''interface'' does not. One

...e often used to implement dictionaries or [[set theory|sets]]. Internet [[router|routers]] usually use a hash table to correlate ranges of [[IP address|IP a

...s can encrypt each packet as it leaves an interface, assuming the next hop router will decrypt the header and forward as necessary. The payload is separately

...between Cisco, who called their routers "routers", and Synoptics, in which router and hub technology would join in a device to be called the "Rubsystem", whi ...optical fiber physically enters the subscriber premises and connects to a router or other end equipment there;

...graphically displaying interconnections on the public Internet (known as [[Router|routes]]). These routes are managed via the dynamic [[routing protocol]] Bo ...nter and the Interface Message Processor (IMP) routers, although the term "router" had not yet been coined.

...s a street name in geography, or country and area code in [[telephony]]. [[Router]]s make decisions based on the locator, until they are on the final "street ...layer 2 address. If the destination has different prefix, you must use a router to reach it.

...The attacker either subverts an existing infrastructure device — a [[router]], a [[virtual private network]] (VPN) gateway, an [[application layer gate

...SprintLink] [[Internet Protocol|IP]] network, primarily using [[Cisco]] [[router]]s. one of many networks composing today's [[Internet]]. Telenet had its f

...into an effectively shared medium, or to ports of a bridge (computers) or router. 10BaseT uses RJ45 snap-in plastic connectors.

...practical consequence of the Cisco AGS, then the most common Internet core router, holding a maximum of 16 megabytes of memory. Until the CIDR techniques wen

...called a ''trammel point'' is used to guide a [[router (tool)|woodworking router]] in making elliptical cuts.

...called a ''trammel point'' is used to guide a [[router (tool)|woodworking router]] in making elliptical cuts.

...[[data packet]]s on the [[Internet]] is an example involving millions of [[router|routers]] in a complex, worldwide, multilevel network. Optimum routing on t

...asic, frame-level [[bridge (computer network)|bridges]] and packet-level [[router]]s can only make decisions about sending traffic over N directly connected

Do not confuse [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP Relays]] with [[Router | routers]] or packet switches. In this cluster of articles, Relay will al

Do not confuse [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP Relays]] with [[Router | routers]] or packet switches. In this article and its subtopics, Relay w

Multihoming may be defined between an end host and a router or application ...g]], [[network address translation]], [[resilient packet ring]], [[Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol]]

...ou to an attack site. One attack subverted several hundred thousand [[SOHO router]]s [http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/22743/cyber-crime/soho-pharming-att

...through the internet requires that it visit intermediate systems called [[router]]s. The activity of directing the data through the internet, called [[routi