old MAC
on another NIC to release the lease. Yay - way to go Rogers.
S
>From: Jeff Newmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Dr. Richard W. Tibbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, LEAF <[EMAIL PRO
On Tue, 9 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The only "trick" with the cable modems is that
> they "remember" the MAC address of the last nic
> connected to them. If you plug a different nic in, they
> don't connect. UNLESS you unplug the cable modem for a
> few min. so it will forget the M
The only "trick" with the cable modems is that
they "remember" the MAC address of the last nic
connected to them. If you plug a different nic in, they
don't connect. UNLESS you unplug the cable modem for a
few min. so it will forget the MAC address. Then
everything goes fine.
> Thanks, that
Thanks, that is good news. Now to de-volve my Dachstein/floppy from
pppoe over DSL to straight ethernet... .
Craig wrote:
>Hi Dr. Tibbs!
>I have the same modem and I use the Dachstein CD, and it works
>flawlessly. I use an "old" AMDk6 200Mhz. Box, and boot from the CD. I
>just ran my
Hi Dr. Tibbs!
I have the same modem and I use the Dachstein CD, and it works
flawlessly. I use an "old" AMDk6 200Mhz. Box, and boot from the CD. I
just ran my CAT5 from the modem to the box, box to a hub, plugged my
computers on the LAN into the hub...and away I went. You'll like it!
Cheers,
Crai
Anyone set up Dachstein for a Motorola Surfboard 4100 cable modem
through Charter Communications (or other MSO)?
It has an ethernet iface. I am assuming I will just use DHCP to get an
IP, and go from there. I would be interested in any experiences that
you have had with this modem.
TIA,
R. W.
