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These 4 router defaults could be holding back your Wi-Fi without you realizing it

Your router’s default settings are built for convenience, not speed.

Is Your Router Overheating? Here's How To Keep It Cool And Working Safely

You'll want your router to be well-ventilated for it to perform at its best.
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This is what happens when you skip the router and connect your NAS directly to your PC

On the NAS side, log into its web interface, find the network settings for the port connected to your PC, switch it from DHCP ...
TechRepublic

Configure lines and VTYs on Cisco routers

All Cisco routers have two special types of lines, and many Cisco routers have a third. What are these lines, and how do you configure them? These are things that every network admin should know. All ...
WeLiveSecurity

Five ways to check if your router is configured securely

Cybersecurity nowadays requires more (and better) protective measures than ever before. These measures range from adopting what are acknowledged as best practices, through helping end-users to stay ...
TechRepublic

Properly set a Cisco router’s clock and time zone

Does setting the correct time on a router really matter? Actually, it does. In this edition of Cisco Routers and Switches, David Davis reviews the benefits of setting the correct time on your router, ...

The story of how I spent 7 years with a double router setup.

I am the third-generation owner, wasting away the hourglass of my life. It has been nearly 30 years since I first built a ...
Ars Technica

AT&T Router config

I just got AT&T fiber (upgrade from ADSL) and having trouble with network configuration. I have a fixed IP package (that I had when I had ADSL) and neither the onsite tech or the AT&T rep on the phone ...