]Subject: RE: [newbie] Mandrake and
DSL
well, when I was on US West, the cisco 675 was a
bridge, not a router, so it has no IP of it's own. you need to set the
computer to DHCP. I dunno how to do that in Linux except at install,
but I'm 99% sure if you are assigning
is your win box setup? Betcha 100
bucks "obtain IP address from server" is checked
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PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [newbie]
Mandrake an
fault gateway is the inside IP
address of my Netgear. The Netgear then automagically spits it out onto the
ISDN line and on upstream to my ISP. :-)
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box talk to the router.
Thanks
for the response.
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DSL
You've ans
ED]Subject: [newbie]
Mandrake and DSL
Can
some one give me the information (step by step) to get my Linux machine hooked
up to my DSL line. I am lost and have tried everything. Either it is a very
complicated process or I have missed something obvious.
My
current setup is:
Ma
Can
some one give me the information (step by step) to get my Linux machine hooked
up to my DSL line. I am lost and have tried everything. Either it is a very
complicated process or I have missed something obvious.
My
current setup is:
Mandrake 6.0 with two ethernet cards
eth1
IP
a
