Dear Mr Goswami,
Pls read the line as "You could have standard 192.168.x.x network IP
addresses for you internal network. (Where I mentioned no is actually short
for number/ IP address)
You could very well use 192.168.x.x. network IP addresses for your internal
network.
HTH
regards,
Vaibhav
>
> > card and then to router on way to ISP server. You could have standard
> > 192.168.x.x network no for your internal network. Assign the IP given by
>ISP
> > to the Router.
>dear vaibhav,
> that's exactly i figured out and i am working on the
>same , with two network cards, on the Linux Box. I am gonna put a
>crossover cable from one of the cards in the box to the router.i quote
>from your mail not possible to have "standard 192.168.x.x network no
>for your internal network" why not ??
>i will put the details on the list once its up an running .
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