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Good Day<br />
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I am setting up a new network with 10 Computers all Windows XP plus a couple of laptops<br />
I have a Zyxel wireless router for the ADSL connection and wireless capability<br />
I want the wireless function for the laptops that will be moving around and wish to hardwire the printers and the work-stations<br />
Can I connect a 12 port switch/Hub directly to one of the connections on the wireless router without loosing any performance and which is the best way to connect<br />
i.e : all workstations to the switch and then connect switch to router ???<br />
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Thank you
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Good Day

I am setting up a new network with 10 Computers all Windows XP plus a couple of laptops
I have a Zyxel wireless router for the ADSL connection and wireless capability
I want the wireless function for the laptops that will be moving around and wish to hardwire the printers and the work-stations
Can I connect a 12 port switch/Hub directly to one of the connections on the wireless router without loosing any performance and which is the best way to connect
i.e : all workstations to the switch and then connect switch to router ???

Thank you

Link Wireless router with network Switch

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