I've created a new page in the wiki "Thar be dragons"
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Thar_be_Dragons
in an attempt to capture some of the big "gotcha" issues with
networking, WiFi, DHCP, etc.
I believe that a huge number of the postings about setup problems are
not really about SqueezeCent
You seem to be making statements on that page about single subnets that
are misleading, I really thing that you should reword things so that
you don't say things like it being "generally mandatory" that a single
subnet is used. Anyone that reads things like that and has multiple
subnets is going t
> Something like "generally advisable" might be better, because in no way
> is a single subset mandatory, either generally or otherwise.
Sounds reasonable to me.
Hey, it's a wiki - go for it! :-)
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Yep, Vista has it's moments with wi-fi. Still trying to figure out why a
gigabit LAN interface was given a poorer metric that a 802.11g wi-fi
interafce.
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andynormancx wrote:
> You seem to be making statements on that page about single subnets that
> are misleading, I really thing that you should reword things so that
> you don't say things like it being "generally mandatory" that a single
> subnet is used. Anyone that reads things like that and has
Wiki itself is useful. I have to agree though that 'generally
mandatory' reads like a dichotomy to me.
Also, the phrase "if you are sufficiently experienced to setup multiple
DHCP servers with failovers, you don't need this section of the Wifi."
I assume the last word should be Wiki, or is it m
chinablues wrote:
> Wiki itself is useful. I have to agree though that 'generally
> mandatory' reads like a dichotomy to me.
>
> Also, the phrase "if you are sufficiently experienced to setup multiple
> DHCP servers with failovers, you don't need this section of the Wifi."
> I assume the last wo
pfarrell;316642 Wrote:
> andynormancx wrote:[color=blue]
> I really don't think anyone is going to read the Wiki to make a buying
> decision.
>
I read the wiki as part of my buying decision when buying my Duet.
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andynormancx
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?