Tim Nelson Technical Consultant Rockbochs Inc.
Siju George wrote:
Dear People in U.K, I had a little taste of the British Telecom ( BT ) ISP a while back. It seems that they have a device ( modem ) that has to be used to give IP address by "dhcp" to all systems. And even if you want to give Static IPs ( routable on the Internet ) assigned to you by BT on any of your servers you should first assign the server an IP in the local range through dhcp and then get into the BT device's web interface and assign the Static IP through that interface to the appropriate server. How do the British people use pfSense as the firewall while using BT as their ISP? I asked the sysadmin there and he said they just use the firewall on the BT device (modem) and that the device cannot be done away with or configured to allow us to define static IPs on the interface of our Servers using the config files on the servers Operating System. Is this true? And what are the other ISPs other than BT in U.K especially in the Bolton Area? Thankyou so much Kind Regards Siju --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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