The Windows Club

Why is 192.168.0.1 the default IP address for most routers?

When it comes down to configuring and accessing your wireless router, chances are you’ll be asked to use an IP address, and that address is usually 192.168.0.1, the most common of the bunch. The ...

Can You Use An Old Router As A Network Switch?

Running out of Ethernet ports for your smart home? Discover how to repurpose an old Wi-Fi router into a free network switch ...
Ars Technica

How can I setup my home router for multiple external ip addresses?

I'm currently using a WRT54G router with Tomato firmware and I have a simple residential dynamic ip address cable modem. The cable modem is in "bridged" mode and the router is set to use DHCP to get ...
SlashGear

How To Find Your Default Gateway (And Why It's Important For Home Networking)

If you've ever tinkered with your network settings before, then chances are you've come across the term "default gateway" multiple times in the past. This value is usually required when you want to ...
The Spectrum

What is the difference between a network switch and a network router?

When it comes to complexity of network connectors, you have got multiple levels, with a switch (hub) at the bottom and a router at the top. A hub is an astonishingly dumb gadget. It accepts a packet ...