Which is (was?) more commonly referred to as "Demarc"
or "Demarcation point".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demarcation_point
Gary VanderMolen wrote:
> Network Interface Device, see
> http://www.homephonewiring.com/nid.html
>
> Gary VanderMolen
>
>
> -
Why don't you just sort by date in Explorer? Seems like less work than
manually editing the source of your messages, which doesn't even seem to
work.
DHSinclair wrote:
Eudora stores email attachments in a default directory called "attach"
in the
EudoraPro main directory. I like to create and
Ben,
I do not understand. What is Explorer for?
Maybe less work, but I'm inside Eudora.
Best,
Duncan
At 10:29 10/12/2007 -0400, you wrote:
Why don't you just sort by date in Explorer? Seems like less work than
manually editing the source of your messages, which doesn't even seem to work.
DHSi
Because most routers offer BETTER IMPLEMENTATION AND
CONTROL than any DSL modem!
BRIDGE MODE, BRIDGE MODE!!!
DHSinclair wrote:
>
> I have not re-tried the reorder yet. Spent the last
several hours
> reading the pdf's for the Westell and 2Wire modems.
First thing I
> notice is that xdsl modem
Uh, that would be normal if you changed it's IP to a
10.0.0.x and were trying to
talk to it from either a 192.168.x.y network or as if
it was a 192.168.x.y node.
UNROUTABLE.
Router 10.0.0.1, then all clients IP > 10.0.0.1;
Though why you would use a
class A/8 private network in a house is beyon
Because they are not using modem in bridge mode and
most routers default to WAN
DHCP. I never refer to a DSL modem as nor use it as a
router.
line -> liveip -> wan ppoe client -> modem -> nat ->
lan dhcp server ->
192.168.0.x -> wan dhcp client -> router -> nat-> lan
10.0.0.x static -> switch
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Eudora stores email attachments in a default directory called "attach" in the
EudoraPro main directory. I like to create and use monthly sub-folders in
this
"attach" directory.
However, when I do this AND put the attachment(s) in their new home Eudora
puts a red X on the attachment and can not
Yes, the modem become transparent and the router does
the PPoE negotiation to
Verizon, thus the router's WAN is your live IP same as
a cable modem setup would
be. Difference of course is the cable co ships their
modems configured to
auto-negotiate AND pass (bridge) the live IP to the
CPE so you
Sounds about right Wayne.
Add a Win2K Domain controller running DHCP & DNS.
Solves the staic IP/WINS
problem and opens up other advantages like setting
policies & running other
services for the LAN.
Wayne Johnson wrote:
> At 23:35 10-10-2007, DHSinclair typed:
>> Yes, I do like the "bridge" mod
I was advised against bridge mode, but guided through
the setup by a Verizon
tech last year. YMMV!
Nothing short of bridge mode makes sense anyway if you
do logging since
router/firewall would log all attempts as coming from
the same private IP the
modem has mapped you to rather than the true o
Switch to T-Bird, better ITHO of a former Eudora user.
If port 25 (outbound, to send mail) is blocked, the
SMTP server you're
contacting must support an alternative port known as
MSA @ port 587. GMail uses
different smtp port, 465. Pop3 (port 110 inbound) is
for checking mail and is
not likely
Well, I'm assuming that you want to view what attachments you have based
on the timestamp. So you would want to go into the attach directory,
sort by timestamp, and you'd be able to see the attachments sorted based
on the date that you got them.
DHSinclair wrote:
Ben,
I do not understand. Wh
OK, now I see where you came from. Yes, the "attach" directory was sorted
by "date ascending."
The old email's attachments only became redX'd after I instituted separate
(monthly) sub-directories. This is not a new "bug" though. Happens
everytime I reload Eudora AND forget to start this proce
I don't know. There is something to be said about distributing
the workload over several active devices. If the modem does
the PPPoE chore, that is one less thing to slow the router down.
One would have to experiment in order to find the best workload
distribution mix.
Gary VanderMolen
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OK! OK! Understand. Can you share why "bridge mode" in a pending modem
is beneficial. I'm still a bit confused. At present, this topic is really
theoretical to me
until I have the "modem" in-hand or in-LAN-to-router to be able to share
what I
really see. Dang! Why is this stuff still so tou
I have a dual LCD setup with a 19" LG Flatron (1400:1, 4ms, 1280x1024, 4:3
in landscape mode connected via DVI) and an older MAG Innovision 14" (unsure
of specs, 1024x768 in portrait mode attached to the VGA port-no DVI
present).
I recently upgraded to an Opteron 185 (2.6MHz, socket 939) and 2 Gig
You talk as if PPoE is an on-going or intensive task!
It's not, so what's the gain?
Leave the firewall functions on the less configurable
modem to lower the load on
the router? No point there either. the router is built
to do it, still way
under-utilized (based on it's status page) even
running
Ooh! Ooh! Q's inline below.
At 15:21 10/12/2007 -0400, jmaccraw wrote:
Uh, that would be normal if you changed it's IP to a
10.0.0.x and were trying to
talk to it from either a 192.168.x.y network or as if
it was a 192.168.x.y node.
UNROUTABLE.
Yep. Been here/done this before. Understand. And
I have a Dell Precision 350 that My Dad bought off Ebay. The O/S is
WINXP/PRO SP2. There is no indication that the O/S even knows that there
is/was/could be a mouse. Hardware detection comes up empty. No mouse
indicated at all in Hardware Mangler.
BIOS is mum w.r.t. mouse.
Control Panel/Mouse is
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