On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
Sounds a lot like dhcp, try using the dhcpcd (client daemon) package. The
Thanks. We'll give it a try tomorrow.
attack). I haven't the slightest idea how diald would work with dhcpcd, I
just left mine connected all day.
He probably be switching
I fail to understand why diald is needed at all. These are cable
modems, right? The cable modems we're using are Zeniths ... 4Mbps
upstream/downstream. Does your friends modem require use of the phone
lines for any reason? If not, seems to me a 'shutdown -r now' command
is gonna bring the link
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
I fail to understand why diald is needed at all. These are cable
modems, right? The cable modems we're using are Zeniths ... 4Mbps
I wasn't sure. I have never used them before so this is new to me.
Am I missing something here, or are you? :)
Most
Since I'll be installing 1.3 on my brother's machine this Tuesday, I have
a question about cable modems. Though not strictly limited to Debian, I
thought some folks here might have already gone down this road.
My brother got a net connection from our local cable company. The tech
who came to
Sounds a lot like dhcp, try using the dhcpcd (client daemon) package. The
only other thing I think you need is the DNS server's ip address to add to
/etc/resolv.conf. I use it at school, never had a problem. You may want
to ask about the vulnerability of their network to packet sniffing. If
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