Re: Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread Kristina 
on 5/12/05 9:23 PM, David Lesher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> The router provided the PPPoE needed for most ADSL accounts.
> 
> OS9 has no PPPoE functionality, but OSX does.
> 
> If you are using OS9, you need to find a PPPoE shim; I have no idea
> if there are any Open Source ones. Or Plan B; get a "Cable/DSL
> router" at CrapUSA/Fried/WorstBuy and use it to do the PPPoE --
> that's a be


wow,  its late here

...I think I'll wait for the Wells Fargo Wagon tomorrow and bring the
router...

Thank s David


Kristina

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Re: Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread David Lesher 

The Lombard was connected by an Orinoco wireless Card and "connected" via a
Linksys GAteway router, but a storm blew that  modem/router out yesterday
and the sprint guys left me with  only  a  dsl modem with an ethernet
connection and promise to overnight  a new router, the Wells Fargo Wagon did
NOT arrive today...but I needed it today...of course so I am improvising
with cables...i think

The router provided the PPPoE needed for most ADSL accounts.
OS9 has no PPPoE functionality, but OSX does.
If you are using OS9, you need to find a PPPoE shim; I have no idea 
if there are any Open Source ones. Or Plan B; get a "Cable/DSL 
router" at CrapUSA/Fried/WorstBuy and use it to do the PPPoE -- 
that's a better idea..

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Re: Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread Ken 
My Reply follows quote. On 12/05/2005 18:05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>> can you connect the Lombard directly to the DSL modem using an ethernet 
>>cable,

>Yes that is what I said in short words...sorry

>> Depending on what OS you are running

>OS9

>> you would need to enter the account info prescribed by your ISP

>The Lombard was connected by an Orinoco wireless Card and "connected" via a
>Linksys GAteway router, but a storm blew that  modem/router out yesterday
>and the sprint guys left me with  only  a  dsl modem with an ethernet
>connection and promise to overnight  a new router, the Wells Fargo Wagon did
>NOT arrive today...but I needed it today...of course so I am improvising
>with cables...i think
>
>The Lombard has a wireless card...and a dial up modem...
>
>All the account info is already in there...
>isn't it? 
>from its previous state of wifi?
>
> I just have to change servers  or something!
>
>I tried changing the setting from  the Wan/IEEE (or whatever) setting  that
>it was set when it was using the Card
>
> to ethernet, but that didn't work...

In the TCP/IP Control Panel, toggle the "Connect Via" button and drag down
to Ethernet. Set the "Configure:" menu to "Using DHCP Server."

>
>> TCP/IP Control Panel to get an internet connection.
>yes I know this, but I don't know what the settings would be for the
>powerbook and a card.

After setting the Lombard TCP/IP Control Panel, you may have to reset
the modem. Turn of the Lombard, unplug the modem. Wait a minute or so and
plug the modem back in. The restart the Lombard. If all goes well, the 
modem
should get an address and when the Lombard restarts there should be an 
address
in the "DHCP Client ID" window of the Control Panel

>> I don't know how that would allow you to "access graphics stuck
>> on the Lombard."
>
>I would email  the jpegs  from the Lombard to the DT  where I am working,
>then switch the ethernet/dsl cables from the Lombard back to the DT and
>receive them for the document on the DT project.
>
>Kristina

If the two machines are Macs, and are in the same room or building, you 
could connect them together with a ethernet cable (or ethernet crossover
cable, depending on the machines).


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Re: Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread Kristina 
> can you connect the Lombard directly to the DSL modem using an ethernet cable,
Yes that is what I said in short words...sorry

> Depending on what OS you are running
OS9
> you would need to enter the account info prescribed by your ISP
The Lombard was connected by an Orinoco wireless Card and "connected" via a
Linksys GAteway router, but a storm blew that  modem/router out yesterday
and the sprint guys left me with  only  a  dsl modem with an ethernet
connection and promise to overnight  a new router, the Wells Fargo Wagon did
NOT arrive today...but I needed it today...of course so I am improvising
with cables...i think

The Lombard has a wireless card...and a dial up modem...

All the account info is already in there...
isn't it? 
from its previous state of wifi?

 I just have to change servers  or something!

I tried changing the setting from  the Wan/IEEE (or whatever) setting  that
it was set when it was using the Card

 to ethernet, but that didn't work...


> TCP/IP Control Panel to get an internet connection.
yes I know this, but I don't know what the settings would be for the
powerbook and a card.

> I don't know how that would allow you to "access graphics stuck
> on the Lombard."

I would email  the jpegs  from the Lombard to the DT  where I am working,
then switch the ethernet/dsl cables from the Lombard back to the DT and
receive them for the document on the DT project.

Kristina


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Re: Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread Ken 
My Reply follows quote. On 12/05/2005 17:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>Can i connect the Lombard to the DSL modem via the Ethernet cable?
>
>If  so  how do i  set  the TCP/IP settings?
>
>Try  to access graphics stuck on the Lombard.
>
>Kristina
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I am not sure what you are asking. If you mean, can you connect
the Lombard directly to the DSL modem using an ethernet cable, 
then, yes. Depending on what OS you are running, you would
need to enter the account info prescribed by your ISP into the
TCP/IP Control Panel to get an internet connection. However, 
I don't know how that would allow you to "access graphics stuck
on the Lombard."

Ken

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Lombard-DSL via ethernet

2005-05-12 Thread Kristina 
Can i connect the Lombard to the DSL modem via the Ethernet cable?

If  so  how do i  set  the TCP/IP settings?

Try  to access graphics stuck on the Lombard.

Kristina


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