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It is indeed possible
- The short answer for such scenarios is that it is indeed possible to have Wi-Fi without a router. There are various ways to go about achieving this, from hotspots and tethering to Wi-Fi dongles and WANET. We’ve talked about setting up Wi-Fi without a router using these methods, as well as other related topics, in the sections below.
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Yes, surely you can create a network without using routers. Routers are used to filter and forward packets from one network to another network. The network you will create will only be able to communicate with the nodes that are inter-connected with each other via the Layer-2 Switch.
Apr 14, 2010 · Depending on what you want to do, there are a few options to build a local area network which doesn't involve buying a router. The most common functionality for a network without a router is to be self-contained and have no point in or out.
Oct 11, 2011 · You can do it with an ethernet switch, it will be more work than with a router. See http://compnetworking.about.com/od/homenetworkhardware/f/routervsswitch.htm and this http://www.duxcw.com/faq/ics/diffrout.htm for more info.
Mar 15, 2016 · Yes you can use link local or APIPA addresses and you would have a fully functioning network. It might not be the easiest network to use, depending on your requirements. You would definitely be better off investing in a router.
So you see, you can have a fully functional LAN without a router as long as you never need to route packets to a destination outside that subnet. In most cases, there won't be a need to perform DNS queries on a local isolated network unless you wanted to set up a test DNS server and create records pointing to other hosts in the network.
You can have a fully functional LAN, including DHCP, without a router. You only need a router if you need to be able to communicate with other LANs. When you refer to "Link Local," I think you are really meaning APIPA. This will actually determine if a host is trying to use an already used link-local address and change it.
Apr 5, 2024 · Determine if you want all network devices to have internet access. If you want all of the connected devices to have access to the internet, you'll need a router to handle the connections. If you don't need the devices to have a network connection, you can just use a network switch.
