On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 09:26:28AM +1300, Craig Falconer wrote:
> The cablemodem cannot do NAT, but it does have the possibility of
> routing up to 16 or 32 real IPs, provided your ISP will sell them to
> you. Thus you can have 202.0.37.2 and .3, and the cablemodem will
> route each IP to an internal machine. But P/TC don't do that...
> Maybe when IPv6 is out....
Routing? On a device you called a bridge? Be careful with your
terminology.
As for IPv6... TelstraClear have said that their core network is ready
for IPv6 and they're waiting for customers to ask for it. Of course,
they're probably not going to offer IPv6 to consumers until some larger
businesses using their networks start using it.
-mjg
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