It isn't, it is the same thing.
The term 'Gateway' is used to depict the device that allows you to connect to devices outside of your network, as in you walk through a gate into the outside world. Fancy mumbo-jumbo really, just another word for the same device.
Routers connect different networks, they route traffic between them. You can call them whatever you want, still the same device and the same function.
A gateway, or router, connects different networks.A gateway, or router, connects different networks.A gateway, or router, connects different networks.A gateway, or router, connects different networks.
The main difference between a router and a gateway is in their functionality in a network. A router will be connected to two different networks and will transmit packets between them. As for the gateway, it will link different networks using varied protocols.
the router interface closest to the computer
yes
The "default gateway" is your router.
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The fastest router in 2010 was made by gateway. The gateway router allowed users to use the Internet at a very high and also a very reliable speed and connection.
Turn on the feature, if available on your computer's OS and your network router/gateway/firewall. :) Google (search) "UpNP" along with your OS and then again with your router/gateway.
The purpose of a router is to connect dissimilar networks.
ip default gateway
Yes you can. To create a wireless home network, youâ??ll need both a router and a modem, or a gateway that functions as both
Default Gateway is a node (a router) on a computer network that serves as an access point to another network.