I think he'll always be able to have a router.

Think about what the other people on the router are doing.

Let's look at what a very simple router might do.

But have you ever thought about how routers do this?

Do we have to go out and buy new routers?

And it's something I wanted to bring up because routers do have problems.

Is it my router that I'm going to have a problem with?

And that's the one router that you have control over.

So if you had a third router, that could be back to 192.

And you, for whatever reason, may not want to use that router.

So there's no way anyone can get at my router from the outside.

Well, the problem is there's no security in the router for doing this.

And now if we can only get the router guys to put it in, we'll be good.

You just set it on the router, and you're good.

I'm sure you're going to be okay behind your router.

For example, you might have two routers that both want to use 192.168.0.0 to 50 or 0 to 100.

I mean, they see traffic going out through their router.

I have to wonder if the service comes with new routers.

And, if so, what protocol should I be looking into my router?

And it's apparently about 100,000 routers strong at the moment.

So let us get - you said there's some router news.

So there's no way to do it that I've been able to think of with two routers.

There are hundreds of these routers set up all over the world.

But a bad guy could still connect to the router.

He said, we were starting to create routers at the time.