A business router is designed to handle more complex networks than a home router, and a business router will have many more features than a consumer router. The most common enterprise router features include the following:

Quality Of Service (QOS) – Improves the overall performance of the network by prioritizing certain types of traffic over others, such as voice over data.

Advanced Firewall – Blocks unwanted incoming connections from malicious hackers and other intruders.

Port Forwarding – Allows users to forward specific ports through the firewall so that they can connect to services outside the local network.

DHCP Server – Automatically assigns IP addresses to new devices connecting to the network.

Static Routing – Uses predefined routes instead of dynamic routing.

VPN – Encrypts all data sent between client computers and servers using strong cryptography.

Wireless Access Point – Allows wireless clients to connect to the network without being physically wired into it.

Dynamic DNS – Changes the IP address assigned to your computer automatically when its location changes.

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