Michelle Konzack wrote:
Hello Collegues,
Now I have 17 Lucent ORINOCO COR/ROR and one Proxim MP.11a (54 MBit)
Now my question:
How can I block the Netzwork for all and do only allow to my Clients ?
I know Win98 has already 'pptp' but Win95 and Macintosh ?
In general, the Clients are using PCI/PCM
On Wednesday 17 March 2004 07:24, aCaB wrote:
> I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
> one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
>
> I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
> expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brai
Michelle Konzack wrote:
Hello Collegues,
Now I have 17 Lucent ORINOCO COR/ROR and one Proxim MP.11a (54 MBit)
Now my question:
How can I block the Netzwork for all and do only allow to my Clients ?
I know Win98 has already 'pptp' but Win95 and Macintosh ?
In general, the Clients are using PCI/PCM
I have read this and I think it will solve your problem.
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=1824/sam0201h/0201h.htm
Salu2
Andrés
aCaB wrote:
Thanks you all for your quick replies.
The situation in the place I live is gonna look quite weird to you folk
aCaB wrote:
First off, ISP-B should be dropping your spoofed packets on the floor
once they hit their network.
I'm a strange guy, I know, but I totally disagree. IMHO An ISP should
provide a customer with the internet. That's it.
Right, "that's it". The ISP should provide the Internet with the
c
On Wednesday 17 March 2004 07:24, aCaB wrote:
> I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
> one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
>
> I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
> expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brai
Thanks you all for your quick replies.
The situation in the place I live is gonna look quite weird to you folk.
Here are NO small ISP's and only a few major telco's are
offering ADSL. Moreover none of them can be bothered setting up
specially crafted connections or routing disciplines; they do plug
I have read this and I think it will solve your problem.
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=1824/sam0201h/0201h.htm
Salu2
Andrés
aCaB wrote:
Thanks you all for your quick replies.
The situation in the place I live is gonna look quite weird to you folk.
Here are NO small ISP's and only a few maj
aCaB wrote:
I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brain-dead idea
of bounding various ADSL lines t
aCaB wrote:
First off, ISP-B should be dropping your spoofed packets on the floor
once they hit their network.
I'm a strange guy, I know, but I totally disagree. IMHO An ISP should
provide a customer with the internet. That's it.
Right, "that's it". The ISP should provide the Internet with the
Thanks you all for your quick replies.
The situation in the place I live is gonna look quite weird to you folk.
Here are NO small ISP's and only a few major telco's are
offering ADSL. Moreover none of them can be bothered setting up
specially crafted connections or routing disciplines; they do pl
aCaB wrote:
I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brain-dead idea
of bounding various ADSL lines
I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brain-dead idea
of bounding various ADSL lines together...
L
I was trying to figure out a cheap solution to increase upload speed for
one of my customers (currently using ADSL).
I soon realized that dedicated lines such as CDN, HDSL etc are too
expensive in respect to common ADSL and come up with a brain-dead idea
of bounding various ADSL lines together...
L
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