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Your question seems to be about a a piece of gear primarily aimed at consumers. Which is why it got some close-votes here.

Your question probably would have been closed on a site suggested by that area51 proposal, since that proposal also seems to be aimed at professional gear.

It probably would have stayed open on superuser, though I am sure it is a duplicate of some question that already exists on ether serverfault or here.

You are also questioning the existence, of an extremely common device. I think it would be extremely difficult to find a consumer 'wireless router' that doesn't have a few spare switch/hub ports. Almost every 'wireless router' sold recently is a wireless bridge, a wired switch, a router, with a NAT firewall, all the done in the installed firmware. Such a basic question doesn't really fit very well with the professional system administration focus of serverfault.

Your question seems to be about a a piece of gear primarily aimed at consumers. Which is why it got some close-votes here.

Your question probably would have been closed on a site suggested by that area51 proposal, since that proposal also seems to be aimed at professional gear.

It probably would have stayed open on superuser.

Your question seems to be about a a piece of gear primarily aimed at consumers. Which is why it got some close-votes here.

Your question probably would have been closed on a site suggested by that area51 proposal, since that proposal also seems to be aimed at professional gear.

It probably would have stayed open on superuser, though I am sure it is a duplicate of some question that already exists on ether serverfault or here.

You are also questioning the existence, of an extremely common device. I think it would be extremely difficult to find a consumer 'wireless router' that doesn't have a few spare switch/hub ports. Almost every 'wireless router' sold recently is a wireless bridge, a wired switch, a router, with a NAT firewall, all the done in the installed firmware. Such a basic question doesn't really fit very well with the professional system administration focus of serverfault.

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Zoredache
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Your question seems to be about a a piece of gear primarily aimed at consumers. Which is why it got some close-votes here.

Your question probably would have been closed on a site suggested by that area51 proposal, since that proposal also seems to be aimed at professional gear.

It probably would have stayed open on superuser.