Uri Guttman [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *> *>i don't think those multiple att cable IP's are static. their entire *>network is DHCP. all that allows you is up to 3 different IP addresses *>(at $10 more for each extra one) off of one cable modem, not a /30 type *>block. you could then have 3 servers on the net all exposing the same *>port number if desired. with the normal setup you can only have one box *>for any given port. a linksys doesn't help here as incoming port mapping *>also works only with one external ip address.
I remember getting a /30 setup and have never, in the last five years, gotten an IP out of the range of 4 that I supposedly have assigned. You can also have an address assigned to your mac address so that it's assigned by the dhcp server but it's the same address every time. I thought the guy was having problems with needing a static IP outside of the linksys anyway. e.
