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    gigabyte networking with a mode/router

    Hi,

    I’m trying to set up a gigabyte LAN at home so I can transfer multimedia files over the network and have sufficient bandwidth. I have a adsl /modem/router(100mb maxspeed), if I were to buy 2 of these gigabyte switches http://www.netgear.co.uk/ethernet_ne...itch_gs605.php and connect 1 switch to the router and then that same switch to the other switch in a different location would all pc’s connected to either switch then be able to use the gigabyte network and connect to the internet?

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    firstly, it's gigabit, not gigabyte

    can you connect switches to your router for net access? yes you can.

    however, i'm not entirely clear why you want to switches - you can connect all your machines together with gigabit, and onto the net, with just one gigabit switch and a 10/100 router

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    Hi
    Thanks for the responses, im going to have 1 switch to distribute ethernet all over my house, and the other in my study/office. Just future proofing by needing extra access points and gig-ethernet incase i want to store NAS drives in my office/study.

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