Actually, I found a really sweet cable modem at Compusa the other day... It does NAT, WiFi, 4 port switch, and cable modem in one box. It is a toshiba, and I really did not like its web setup, but it works fine. One of my coworkers is using it. it was $199 at compusa, but I am sure you can find it cheaper online.
Shannon Roddy wrote: > Bryce T. Pier wrote: > >> On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 02:59:18PM -0500, John Cole wrote: >> >> >>> Bryce- >>> >>> While it usually pains me to say anything good about Cox, I have >>> been happy with my Geaux Box setup. The only real downside (for me) >>> has been the dynamic IP, but I got around it using No-IP >>> (http://www.no-ip.com/). Note that I did have to configure Apache to >>> listen on a non-80 port. I have had no problems SSH-ing to the box >>> and hitting my webserver. YMMV - there are apparently very few users >>> on my local loop (I must live in a bad, read poor, part of town). >>> >> >> >> Does the cox modem do NAT? I don't mind having to share the outgoing IP >> address but do want to have at least 3 machines on the network. It's >> interesting that down here several ISPs want to charge more per month >> for multiple machines behind a NAT, how the heck would they even know? >> >> >> > I just would not say anything to Cox. The official policy (as far as > I remember) is that they do not really care, but then again why find > out? You can also pay extra to get extra IPs ($5?), but I think > everyone pretty much just does NAT. >
