I have a question regarding multiple WAN subnets and I'm hoping your product
will be able to support such a scenario.
I currently have an IPCop firewall in front of my web server at a co-lo. The
co-lo assigned me an initial bank of IP's (Block A below) which are
currently configured within IPCop.
I don't.. but out of the 6 years I have had service through them I have
never had trouble with them using regular routers. It could be a
coincidence especially since nothing has gone recently... hold off till
it starts messing up again and I will just reply with the email.
sai wrote:
How d
How do you know that the ISP isnṫ acting up or maybe your ISPs modem?
sai
On 9/16/07, Chris Lasater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It does have an DHCP address still, but it happens multiple times a
> day... should I be losing the IP that quickly? and it is usually at
> irregular intervals... ever
It does have an DHCP address still, but it happens multiple times a
day... should I be losing the IP that quickly? and it is usually at
irregular intervals... everything has been fine today.
sai wrote:
There have been some problems discussed in the forum with some
ISPs/cable operators. Maybe
There have been some problems discussed in the forum with some
ISPs/cable operators. Maybe that wil help.
Does the WAN have an IP address when it goes down? It might be a
problem with ip address renewal in DHCP.
sai
On 9/16/07, Chris Lasater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nothing worth while in th
