I just got an email from ATTBI(cable broadband) to the effect that anyone using more then one IP address will have their second IP address disconnected unless they sign up to pay for a second IP address.This looks like a general note sent to all customers. I am under the impression that when using a router to share one connection you are only using one IP address. I have a PC and my UMax connected with a D-link router which works fine but at the time I set it up only the PC using Internet Explorer would connect to D-links web page to set it up. So I'm wondering if this means AT&T can tell it is hooked to a PC as the primary connection when I signed up for a Mac connection? Someone here said it is now possible to use the newest Internet explorer on a Mac to setup a D-link router maybe I should reset things to be on the safe side. I am reasonable sure I'm only using one IP address and only use the PC internet connection for one application. So I hate to pay for 2 connections and would likely disconnect the PC rather then pay more. Broadband is all ready enough for one connection! Comments? Will S
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