Router question

mikler

no need to turn a router off as it really does not use very much current.

there are two downsides:

1. Equipment tends to fail more from the 'stress' caused by turning equipment and and off that running the whole time.
2. When you turn it on, you can expect a delay of typically a minute or two, before you are on-line - this can be a pain.

mik

dixiebb

mikler wrote: »

no need to turn a router off as it really does not use very much current.

there are two downsides:

1. Equipment tends to fail more from the 'stress' caused by turning equipment and and off that running the whole time.
2. When you turn it on, you can expect a delay of typically a minute or two, before you are on-line - this can be a pain.

mik

hi mik and welcome to the mse :wave: