This is probably for a cable modem or DSL setup where you aren't assigned a
static address. You can use a 2 ethernet router to obtain an address for
one interface and connect to the other where you nat to the outside ethernet
address.
Regards,
Aaron K. Dixon
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Olden Pieterse
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Subject: RE: assign dhcp address on ethernet interface?
Did I understand you wrong ????
do you want the router's ethernet address to be obtained from DHCP ?
if so ..
why ?
How are you ever going to telnet into that box ?
Remember the router's ethernet address is the desktop PC's gateway .
you cant chop & change that every now & then hey ?
Cheers
Olden
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Subject: assign dhcp address on ethernet interface?
I want an Ethernet interface on a router to get it's IP address for DHCP. Is
this possible? How about on a PIX ethernet interface?
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