If you got a static IP (I did. Woo) then just set up the ethernet as with any network and your cool. If you got a dynamic IP then set it up w/ your hostname (as they gave you) as the hostname option w/ dhcp. That's pretty much everything I've heard that you need to do special. If you can't get it then look in the archives of mlug.missouri.edu for a lot of discussion on AT&T cable modems. *^*^*^* Was it a dream where you see yourself standing in sort of sungod robes on a pyramid with a thousand naked women screaming and throwing little pickles at you? -- Real Genius On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, J.A. Magallon wrote: > Anthony F. Littrel Sr. said at Ò[expert] AT&T cable modemÓ. > [2000-10-04 14:58] > > > I am running a dual boot Win & Mandrake 7.1. When I first installed > > mandrake's speed tests were uotstanding compared to win.Since then AT&T > > upgraded 1 serverand to get good performance on win had to install their > > software but there is know software for linux.What the software does is > > set proxy configuration script,dynamic ip,disables dns,and uses a dhcp > > server. So I tried to set the settings in mandrake. Does anyone have any > > ideas? I did try to set the mandrake settings identical to win but I kept > > getting errors. ie:server unkown.Thanks in advance for the help. > > Tony > > > Try 'netconf'. All you have to know is what ether card you have to connect > to > the cable-modem. > >
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