Hi SLUGers, (sorry couldn't resist the baseball reference)
I have just moved to Sydney from San Francisco and am in quite
a conundrum. I currently own 2 DSL modems, but have both on
their way to Oz via a shipping container due to arrive in Jan.
I knew there was one more thing I should have stuff
Just received the go ahead that my phoneline is DSL ready, so I am now looking
at a modem. Has anyone used the Excel 4 port DSL modem/router that retails for
approx $100 and willing to give the thumbs up/down on it.
Thanx
Andrew D
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Hello everyone,
I'm considering getting Red Hat Linux 8.0, but will it recognise my DSL
modem ?
Thanks,
Vladimir
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> Hi SLUGers, (sorry couldn't resist the baseball reference)
>
Wot's a baseball?
:)
> I have just moved to Sydney from San Francisco and am in quite
> a conundrum. I currently own 2 DSL modems, but have both on
> their way to Oz via a shipping container due to arrive in Jan.
> I knew there was o
On Fri, 2003-12-05 at 15:40, Andrewd wrote:
> Just received the go ahead that my phoneline is DSL ready, so I am now looking
> at a modem. Has anyone used the Excel 4 port DSL modem/router that retails for
> approx $100 and willing to give the thumbs up/down on it.
>
> Thanx
> Andrew D
I got a Bi
Hi,
if all machines are connected to the hub, then the firewall
is not being used and is redundant, thus probably not providing
the security you wish it was.
perhaps it should be thus:
ADSL modem <--> firewall <---> hub <--> local workstation #1
hub <--> local work
> I got a Billon 7100 from www.computeronline.com.au and although the
> firmware is a bit flakey at startup, once going it works well, I
> dispensed with the units NAT etc, and just run it in bridged mode
> connected to the firewall. It does not have a hub builtin, but I just
> plugged it into the
Doh!!! I didn't read the hub bit.
I agree your firewall will be as useful as the proverbial
bits on a bull. :)
> Hi,
>
> if all machines are connected to the hub, then the firewall
> is not being used and is redundant, thus probably not providing
> the security you wish it was.
>
> perh
On Fri, 2003-12-05 at 20:47, Kevin Saenz wrote:
> Doh!!! I didn't read the hub bit.
>
> I agree your firewall will be as useful as the proverbial
> bits on a bull. :)
>
Because the adsl modem is set to bridge mode the only way in and out of
it is by PPPoE, right? So that means also that
> Because the adsl modem is set to bridge mode the only way in and out of
> it is by PPPoE, right? So that means also that the only way for someone
> from the outside to access the network is via the PPPoE client?
> The only machine with a PPPoE client installed is the firewall, and all
> of the ot
Quoting Vlad VRA09 Rakic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm considering getting Red Hat Linux 8.0, but will it recognise my
> DSL
> modem ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vladimir
Nice statement... ironically, how can we answer if we don't know what the DSL
modem is?
I'll leave it upto you to p
Vlad VRA09 Rakic wrote:
I'm considering getting Red Hat Linux 8.0, but will it recognise my DSL
modem ?
I'm using an Alcatel Speedtouch modem supplied by
Telstra Bigpond ADSL. Works perfectly under Red Hat 8.0
The network connection wizard, that
is provided in Red Hat 8.0, setup the connection
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