>>Question to the list: If you connect to a router using its USB
interface (as Cheryl must be) does it function as a
>> router, or a modem? Isn't USB more resource demanding than
connecting to it via UTP?

>The USB port on DSE router acts as a USB to Ethernet adapter, so it
acts as a router whether connected by USB or by
>UTP.

USB 1.1 which is most likely the USB specification in use is a lot
slower than ethernet for data transfer. Wouldn't be an issue on
jetstart, but might become a problem on the full rate jetstream

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Regan
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