fred smith wrote:
> i meant to add that you don't need their windows software for anything.
> Those puppies all export their UI via a web page. If you don't know what
> IP address it is configured for,
Alternatively, if you don’t know which IP address a router has, you can
set a computer to DHCP, let it pick up an IP address from the router,
and look at the gateway IP address (for example, in the output from
/sbin/route).
That pretty much has to be the router’s IP address – the only other way
it could work would be if the router itself had multiple internal IP
addresses, which is sufficiently pointless and adds enough extra
complexity that no-one bothers with it.
Hope this helps,
James.
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