Morning Tobias, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
<SNIP> > The observation that all your local > PCs see the DHCP responses directly from the cable end (i.e. get "WAN" > addresses) strongly suggests that there is no "routing" between your LAN > ports, just bridged forwarding. Yep, thanks to input from Dave Walker this does appear to be the case. I'm simply following the instructions from the Cable people - and it seems to work. No LAN though :o( > I see no easy way to solve this except > your "router" has te possibility to assign a local Ethernet port as WAN > port (I can hardly imagine a box that could do this, however) I have ordered a new cable/ADSL router now - this one says it works with ADSL and CABLE so if I ever changre again, I should be ok. I can use the other router to extend my LAN once we get connected up properly. Thanks to all for helping out here and apologies to all for the off topic-ness. However, I should hopefully get my office set up soon (when the router arrives) and once that is done, I can get back to writing assembly articles for outr esteemed magazine :o) Cheers, Norman. _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
