The way I have my Graphite is:
DSL Modem=>Router=>Graphite =>Wired network
I am very grateful for your help but I still have several questions:
1.You have a router and the graphite airport, isn't the graphite a router (of sorts)?
2. If you have a wire going from the router to the graphite and then to wired network, how is this done with only one ethernet port on the graphite?
3. Do you use a hub?
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