Howard,
Oh dear. Please tell us what ISP this is so we can take special care to
avoid it. :)
(Note: NAT breaks all sorts of things, and it is incredibly cheap for an
ISP to use NAT, since they, as an ISP, /should/ be able to afford the IP
address space.)
Regards,
Alex.
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On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 01:22:19PM +, Howard Mann wrote:
Hi,
I use DSL with Slink. I previously had a static IP address. I used an IP
Chains ruleset as one security level. All was well.
My ISP recently mandated a configuration change for the Cisco DSL router from
bridging to ppp
Hi,
I use DSL with Slink. I previously had a static IP address. I used an IP Chains
ruleset as one security level. All was well.
My ISP recently mandated a configuration change for the Cisco DSL router from
bridging to ppp mode, including NAT at the router level.
The router now changes my
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