HI I have investigated your situation a bit and from what I have seen , your modem splits the internet Pipe into 4 or more pipes . So you are going to have to determine if your Specific Modem supports loopback ( probably will have to contact support for that modem to do that or locate specific information resources ) . Even if it does support loopback , that doesnt mean that it will easily support opensim loopback without having issues such as not being able to TP or the avie wont move . I had this situation and when I did get it fixed , the avie wouldnt move anyways and i had to try to figure that out that as well but it was all the same issue . I do make a note that my Router was "supposed" to work in an opensim server loop back networked environment . It was even documented , where as i do not see yours as being documented , and I still had these same problems .
You have an interesting issue ( from the information I have seen ) in that your pipe splits into more pipes right at the service . I was speaking of having one pipe split into Four different pipes with a seperate router , not the modem itself . The only way I personally fixed this issue , is that I used a switch not a router ( not the modem type router the other type ) . So I had one pipe coming from the internet into a basic switch, which split the signal into several pipes . You might be able to fix this issue by not splitting the signal at the Modem level . By using one pipe from the Modem to a switch . Cant gaurantee that though . This is a somewhat Erudite issue so I am skeptical that an exact solution has been documented with your specific equipment in the entire opensim compatible community . Therefore , you are probably going to have to troubleshoot DNS resolution issues within your network independently with your specific equipment and then test if it is possible in opensim/realxtend . You could also check over at the OpenSim forum as this is an open sim specific problem . Realxtend has a specialised community , so its smaller than the entire community , It is possible that some one in the greater community has seen a solution or knows that it is a failed boondoggle , so it is probably prudent to contact them as well . It is possible that someone with greater knowledge may suggest more answers for you or even a better solution . I will be interested to see this answer and will be looking to see if that person actually used your specific setup and personally saw it work . Please understand that this is my personal experiance on the matter . For me personally , I dealt with this problem for too many days and in the end it was easily fixed with a hardware solution . i am being honest with you on what I have seen and I do make a note that my current RealXtend Platform has Exemplary performance Please dont get put off by this , -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
