On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at 09:38 AM, Darren wrote:
> Easiest way for sure, just make sure you dont assign the same ip
> twice. :)
> Let DHCP take care of any additions to your lan.
This is why I use it, it's much less stress.
> In this way you can route services to other machines and take the guess
> work out of changing your uplink machine.
Indeed.
> IPNR allows you to make configurations and bring them up as needed
> for a available port. then route them through other ports. Using static
> ip's
> and the right config for ipnetrouter should get Mark where he wont's.
I should think so. I take it by the below comment I *am* looking at a 2
sub-net system then....
> A old pc with 2 nics and a flavor of linux can be handy also.
Putting me next to a PC these days makes me flinch unless I'm being
paid. Never mind the fact that I hate Unix command lines (I'm not using
Mac OS 7.1 for the funnies here ya know!) because I get lost in about 2
seconds flat and never understand a blind thing in the 'man' files.
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