on 6/12/02 7:52 pm, Paul Tansley wrote > No they don't support it, but as someone else mentioned, that is simply that > they don't want to get into how it works, not that it won't work. You do > need to tell them the Ethernet Number of each machine you use, so that their > system recognises it, I can't remember if there is a limit on number of > machines, but four is obviously OK since I've had no problems.
Are you sure that you need to supply Blueyonder with a NIC MAC address/ ethernet number for each computer?. Blueyonder has a limit of 5 NIC MAC/ethernet addresses on a home connection. Blueyonder selfcare says:- "You may have up to 5 MAC addresses available on your account, although you can only use one at a time' As I understood things, Blueyonder only 'sees' the Airport as one connection, and neds the NIC MAC / ethernet address for that, what you connect to share the connection is 'invisible' and hence has no need for the NIC MAC/ethernet address. Ian -- Ian Goodrick, Ian Goodrick Photography, Gravesend, Kent, UK =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
