The wireless router is a router with wireless coverage function for users to surf the Internet.
The wireless router can be regarded as a repeater, which forwards the broadband network signal from the wall at home to nearby wireless network devices (laptops, wifi-enabled mobile phones, tablets and all devices with WIFI function) through the antenna.
The popular wireless routers on the market generally support four access methods of dedicated line xdsl/cable, dynamic xdsl, and pptp. It also has other network management functions, such as dhcp service, nat firewall, mac address filtering, dynamic domain name and other functions. [1]
Generally, the popular wireless routers on the market can only support 15-20 devices online at the same time.
The signal range of a general wireless router is 50 meters in radius, and some wireless routers have a signal range of 300 meters in radius.
