On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, Robert Citek wrote:
> Linux works just fine with Charter cable broadband. I was able to
> connect using Knoppix and do some MAC spoofing. Here are my notes:
>
Agreed. FME, the problem most likely is between the modem and client. It
seems like a Charter modem will not initialize *unless* there is a client
to receive a DHCP address. Does this make sense?
Make sure you have a machine (system or router) connected to the modem
that can receive an IP address via DHCP and *then* power cycle the modem.
That's what we have to do with our clients that change equipment.
Lee
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Chief Scientist Omnitec Corporation
Network/Internet Consultants www.omnitec.net
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