I just spoke with my DSL supplier and they said that they could give
me 5 IP addresses with a DSL line.
I am used to only one IP address per phone line - how are the other
IP addresses from the same DSL line utlilized and routed to different
servers?
David Banning wrote:
I just spoke with my DSL supplier and they said that they could give
me 5 IP addresses with a DSL line.
I am used to only one IP address per phone line - how are the other
IP addresses from the same DSL line utlilized and routed to different
servers?
one per phone
On Mar 23, 2007, at 9:40 AM, David Banning wrote:
I just spoke with my DSL supplier and they said that they could give
me 5 IP addresses with a DSL line.
I am used to only one IP address per phone line - how are the other
IP addresses from the same DSL line utlilized and routed to different
Eric wrote:
David Banning wrote:
I just spoke with my DSL supplier and they said that they could give
me 5 IP addresses with a DSL line.
I am used to only one IP address per phone line - how are the other
IP addresses from the same DSL line utlilized and routed to different
servers?
one
Connect the DSL modem to a switch or hub, and connect several
machines to that, each configured statically to use the /29 subnet
which your ISP is making available to you.
This is assuming your DSL modem deals with any PPPoE/PPPoA login
stuff itself...if not, you might have to get a
On Mar 23, 2007, at 11:47 AM, David Banning wrote:
Connect the DSL modem to a switch or hub, and connect several
machines to that, each configured statically to use the /29 subnet
which your ISP is making available to you.
This is assuming your DSL modem deals with any PPPoE/PPPoA login
stuff
You can bring up multiple IP's on the same NIC on the same server if you
would like to do that. You simply add lines to /etc/rc.conf to add aliases.
ifconfig_dc0_alias1=###.###.###.### netmask 0x
The NIC device name should be used in the alias.
-Derek
At 11:40 AM 3/23/2007,
