What is Router?

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment December 18, 2018  Broadband, Broadband Router, Internet Router, router, Tenda Router, wi fi, wifi, wifi router

A Wi-Fi router, or otherwise called a router, is a device that helps build a common network between certain types of computer equipment (computer, tablet, smartphone, printer, etc.) and connect them to the Internet.
New models of routers differ in that they may restrict access to some sites with a high probability of danger. They can also encrypt traffic, also for the purpose of information security.
The home router usually comes with an antenna, a hardware unit, a cord, and a power supply unit.
A router, by its principle, receives certain signals from the Internet and transmits them to computer equipment, printers, even refrigerators and other “smart” electronic devices.
If you put it in simple words, the wireless router (Wi-Fi router) connects the mini-server connected to the Internet to the devices of the users.
All devices individually get their own IP addresses. At the same time, thanks to the enhanced signal, the Internet can be used simultaneously by several connected devices. For example, some of the latest models of routers have the ability to connect up to 100 different devices.
Transferring information to a computer, wi-fi routers work in another direction, that is, they send this or other information back to the Internet. For security, all signals are encoded using WPA security.