On Sat, 28 Jul 2001, Eric Boo spake:
Hi all,
I'm using pump on SID. My ISP is a cable provider who do not issue
static ips. Usually, when I use pump, I have the same ip address for
months, unless I switch off the modem and someone else grabs it.
When I reboot into windows on
Eric,
I'm not sure if i can answer your question, but i may be able to clearify
the cable-modem issue a little. My brother has the cable modem and uses
Win2k - i did notice that getting the dynamic IP address all depended upon
his computer name. It appears to me that ATT uses the host name to
On Sat, Jul 28, 2001 at 10:02:49AM +0800, Eric Boo wrote:
Question: How are these ip address stored, if they are (under pump
espcially), and how do I force pump to get another different ip if
needed?
Also, I can't seem to use pump on the command line after releasing it
with pump -r. pump -R
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. However, my firewall has been showing many ips
running the same exploits (port 53) against as well as pinging my
machine.
I'm thinking of grabbing a different ip from my dhcp-providing cable
ISP. So far, dhclient and pump keeps giving me the same ip, even when
I
Hi all,
I'm using pump on SID. My ISP is a cable provider who do not issue
static ips. Usually, when I use pump, I have the same ip address for
months, unless I switch off the modem and someone else grabs it.
When I reboot into windows on the same machine, I get another ip
address, then when I
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