Also just in case you may have an old 4-port router laying around, you can use that router as a switch to add 3 more ports onto your network (and the 4th port is connected to the new router).
Older Router in almost all cases do not have Giga ports.
If new Router and switch are used it make sense to make sure that it is all Giga capable even if at the moment One might Not have Giga.
Beside being Giga speed, Giga is Auto MDi-X by standard so there is No need to worry about crossover wires.
8 ports Giga cost less than taking the family to Fast food eating.
While one port has to go to the Router, 7 ports are free to be use with wired Network Devices.
P.S., I know that some people can not stand having ports un-used. But that is a problem that has to be addressed with One's medical consultant rather than a technical problem.
(Xanax might help :sneaky: - :biggrin.