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	WAN routers are also required for the [[Internet\|Internet component]] to work, in the sense that a [[Computer]] attempting to use any functions within the internet component must be able to reach a WAN router through the network.		WAN routers are also required for the [[Internet\|Internet component]] to work, in the sense that a [[Computer]] attempting to use any functions within the internet component must be able to reach a WAN router through the network.

	For more information regarding packet transmission, such as the incurred ~~transmision~~ delay, see [[Network]].{{Navbox content}}		For more information regarding packet transmission, such as the incurred transmission delay, see [[Network]].{{Navbox content}}

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[[File:Wan router thumbnail.png|alt=WAN router|thumb|64x64px|WAN router]]
[[File:Wan router cheap thumbnail.png|alt=Cheap WAN router|thumb|64x64px|Cheap WAN router]]
WAN routers are used to transmit packets over long distances or even across dimensions. The packet pathfinding algorithm will only use WAN routers as a last resort option and attempt to route primarily through regular [[Network Router|Network Routers]], regardless of distances. As the normal WAN router is relatively expensive, there is an inexpensive version called 'Cheap WAN router' which only allows connecting to [[Network Cable|Network Cables]] on one face. Currently there is no other functional difference between them, but this might change in the future.

Conceptionally, all WAN routers are connected, this means, to allow two networks to talk to each other, simply place down a WAN router in each of them and thats it.

WAN routers are also required for the [[Internet|Internet component]] to work, in the sense that a [[Computer]] attempting to use any functions within the internet component must be able to reach a WAN router through the network.

For more information regarding packet transmission, such as the incurred transmision delay, see [[Network]].{{Navbox content}}

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GHXX at 10:33, 18 August 2026