(01-11-2018, 08:59 AM)CaptainHenreh Wrote:(01-11-2018, 02:06 AM)BLINGMW Wrote:JustinG Wrote:...Have 27 devices connected....This struck me as a little odd, and as it turns out, just so I can learn something... this was the issue right? What you're trying to support is what would have been considered a small/medium sized business just a few years ago, but from a basic home router, with no experienced IT guy to set it up.
I cannot even think of 27 Internet things. And my router supports two households.
Oh it's not that hard. My household (4 people) has:
2 Kindle Fires
2 Kindle Paperwhites
2 Phones
3 Laptops
1 DVD Player
1 Smart TV
1 Playstation 4
3 Smart Speakers
That's 15 without even really trying.
He has double with one less person.
That's kinda where I was going with the complicated comment.
Tonight, I'll go home and check my router... and probably see we have like 40 devices or some shit.
Off the top of my head, I'd estimate we have about 15.
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