Hello,
I just moved into a new place wasn't able to get DSL. So, I got cable access via
Comcast. It seems that setting up a LAN is a major headache. My roomate and I have
been doing research on this problem it seems we aren't the only ones who have
trouble setting up a LAN using a Comcast
On Fri, 2002-09-06 at 07:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I just moved into a new place wasn't able to get DSL. So, I got cable access via
Comcast. It seems that setting up a LAN is a major headache. My roomate and I have
been doing research on this problem it seems we aren't the only
Possible answers from an ATT Not so Borad Band user. Only get 176KB :(
1. The cable company needs to know the mac address of the router not the
modem. Don't tell em its a router but NIC Card.
2. install the nic cards in each machine.
3. Set up Windows networking and Linux to use
What type of cable modem do you have?
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I am not familiar with Comcast, but here are a few ideas that may get
you there:
1. When the Comcast service is activated from Windows, does it require a
username/password to activate? Some cable providers don't switch on
the connection until you are authenticated in this way. If this is the
On Fri, 2002-09-06 at 10:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not familiar with Comcast, but here are a few ideas that may get
you there:
1. When the Comcast service is activated from Windows, does it require a
username/password to activate? Some cable providers don't switch on
the
