Well if you have one routable ip address, you'll need to do nat, which'll
probably imply 2 ethernet interfaces. If you have more than 1, this implies
a dmz and 3 ether interfaces. Many folks use the 2514, perhaps the 1605
would work also for the 2 ether int solution. The openbsd reported solution
works also.
Brian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Abdi Farhan"
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 11:47 PM
Subject: DSL [7:29964]
> Hi all,
> I plan to getting one DSL line and one dynamic IP address from an ISP.
Also
> I will be connecting about 10-15 stations to the DSL line. Equipments that
I
> will be getting includes:DSL modem, router, and a HUB. DSL is not my field
> of expertise. My question is, how to configure a network in which all of
the
> computers can use the DSL line. Also, what would be the best router's
vendor
> type can I use considering to minimize costs. I appreciate any expert feed
> back on this. Thanks.
>
> Farhn
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