On Tue, 5 Sep 2000 at 23:08, Carlo Sogono wrote:
>Wait...I have 3 computers in my home network connected to the hub,
>obviously with non-routable IP addresses. My question is (like I've
>mentioned in Paolo Carballo's post), with my existing setup, will I be
>able to convince them that I will only be using one computer to access
>the Net and therefore charge me only with 1 computer?
If you want to use only one computer to access the Net directly, then set
one Linux box up with two NICs. Connect the cable modem to one NIC of that
Linux box which you will set up as an IP masquerading gateway or proxy
server. It will then be legitimately the only computer connected to the
network, and you will only have one live IP. However this is still
forbidden by the AUP.
--> Jijo :)
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