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 | When you buy a new home broadband router, it generally comes inside a cardboard box, usually with some careful packaging to keep the unit protected and fastened down. You'll usually also get some documentation or slips of marketing material. Do people really pay attention to these things? See - Does a Router's Packaging Matter? | |
How To Choose a Wireless Router
Just like you can't judge a book by its cover, so it's almost impossible to tell much about a router by its packaging. Here are some better ways to evaluate and choose your next wireless router.
| How to Set Up A Network Router
OK. You've successfully unwrapped your new router from its packaging. What's next? Follow these basic instructions to get started.
| Update the Firmware On Your Wireless Router
Wireless routers contain built-in programmable logic called firmware. The firmware implements network and security protocols. One of the most overlooked aspects of installing and maintaining home routers, is the ability to update firmware. It can help prevent technical glitches or possibly even extend the life of the device.
| Troubleshooting Home Network Router Problems
Unfortunately, routers can still suffer from technical issues even with properly updated firmware. Use this guide to help sort out the problems and solutions.
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