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D-Link DI-804 Broadband Gateway with 4-Port Switch

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  • Complete hardware firewall protection for the PC
  • NAT and IP sharing for up to 32 users
  • Easy Web-based management
  • DHCP server
  • RS-232 port for back-up analog modem connection
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The D-Link DI-804 is a home and small business residential gateway with four switched fast 10/100 Ethernet ports. It allows multiple computers to share a cable or DSL Internet connection. It provides security as a firewall between a local network and the Internet, and is targeted at small businesses and home users.

The DI-804 allows up to 253 computers to simultaneously connect to the Internet through the same ISP account. It employs a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) that provides dynamic allocation of IP addresses for up to 253 clients on your network. This very flexible unit will connect to any Ethernet device and multiple types of machines and operating systems.

The D-Link DI-804 provides the safety and security of a port-blocking device and serves as a natural firewall as well as offering integrated NAT support that allows up to 253 users to share a single Internet connection. It provides the function of DHCP, and it supports server/client relay. It also provides Web configuration, which users can set up quickly.

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3.3 out of 5 stars
3.3 out of 5
23 global ratings

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Customers like the ease of use and performance of the router. They mention that it's easy to set up and works like a champ.

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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the networking device. They mention that it works like a champ.

"...It was easy to configure, and has functioned flawlessly for me so far...." Read more

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"...Price is great (I do lots of research before buy, trust me); 3. Work Fine...." Read more

"...except that its very easy to set-up (does not take a genius) and it works just fine. What else can you ask for?" Read more

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Customers find the router easy to use and configure. They say it functions flawlessly and is easy to set up.

"This router is extremely easy to use. It was easy to configure, and has functioned flawlessly for me so far...." Read more

"1. Extremely easy to set up (Always read the manual before installation); 2. Price is great (I do lots of research before buy, trust me); 3...." Read more

"There is not much to say except that its very easy to set-up (does not take a genius) and it works just fine. What else can you ask for?" Read more

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