FS: Networking Netgear JNR3000 N300 Gigabit router

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vaibhavyagnik

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Expected Price (Rs)
600
Shipping from
Jamnagar, Gujarat
Item Condition
3 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Apr 1, 2014
Shipping Charges
Included in cost
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
0
Invoice Available?
Yes
Reason for Sale
Lying Unused
Up for sale Netgear N300 Gigabit router with 4 Gigabit ethernet ports
Plastic has yellowed as it was lying in a cardboard box, but functionality wise working perfectly fine.
Comes with original power adapter
Shipping is included in the cost
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How is the gigabit network performance, I am interested if all the lan ports are working and I can connect atleast 3 wired gigabit clients
 
Parix said:
How is the gigabit network performance, I am interested if all the lan ports are working and I can connect atleast 3 wired gigabit clients
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I can assure that all ports are working. It will perform as good as any other gigabit switch
 
Parix said:
Thanks.. I have a gigabit uplink cable to my main router.. need this to serve additional wired clients , so if this can perform well as a gigabit switch.. I am ready to buy
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I am pretty sure that it would work fine as a switch because they work on a different principle (without involving the underpowered CPU in cheap gigabit routers).
 
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