Answer for:  Using Netgear switches to distribute internet to
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Yes, but be aware that... FVS318G NAT throughput is 25 Mbps
FVS336Gv2 NAT throughput is 60 Mbps FVS318N NAT throughput is 95
Mbps ...the router should be as fast or faster than your
Internet connection.  ...although I just tested FVS318N with the
latest firmware, and there seems to be a few bugs, the most
obvious of which was constant DNS lookup failures even when DNS
Proxy was disabled - you can disable the wireless completely -
but I'd stay away until a better firmware is out.  Cisco ASA
5505 throughput is 150 Mbps Cisco ASA 5510 throughput is 300
Mbps  Be aware that you can have multiple VLANs on the GS724TP,
but if you only have two interfaces in a non-VLAN-aware router
(the LAN port and the DMZ port) then that's the max number of
VLANs you can create that will actually route traffic out to the
Internet.  If you wanted to have multiple VLANs on the switch,
that all route out to the In