No, I was wondering if it were somehow tied to the CPE cable modem or the
specific port on their aggregator, and also from the perspective of
novice network admin setting up their network.
For instance, I have a static IP address for my Primus PPPoE account. It
gets assigned to the network interface by the PPPoE client using the
account credentials, making it harder to mess up address/gateway/dns
server settings.
With IPv6 on the horizon, the chance of error just goes up, so it would
be nice if the service "just worked" without someone having to type in
decimal or hex digits.
On Mon, 12 Apr 2010, Philip Mullis wrote:
Simon your trying to determine if they tie it to the cpe mac arnt you?
[email protected] wrote:
Which is essentially set statically on their side...otherwise setting in
your router would have no utility once they reset which the periodically
do. You would need both. ------Original Message------
From: Leo
To: Simon P. Ditner
Cc: 'Asterisk Users Group'
Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Static IP addresses from Rogers
Sent: 12 Apr 2010 16:01
Static up address on the router.
unless it has changed in the last year or so.
Cheers,
Leo.
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Simon P. Ditner <[email protected]> wrote:
When you ask for a static IP address from Rogers, do they set you up with
a
statically assigned DHCP address, or do you have to set up a static IP
address in your router?
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