Thanks for the suggestion Onno - intriguing option.
The down-side of the cheap option is of course that the host Mac
would need to be on all the time and if it died or was re-started,
the other Macs would lose connectivity.
As such, I think Dad will probably go for the DSL-500 or 504 from
We
On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 17:35, Martin Hill wrote:
> Oops - Checking the specs, the DSL-302G only supports 2 computers *sigh*
>
> Okay, so it's the DSL-504 with the superfluous built-in 4-port hub
> we'll have to get for over twice the price. *double sigh*
No.
Again.
No.
Brief summary follows
Oops - Checking the specs, the DSL-302G only supports 2 computers *sigh*
Okay, so it's the DSL-504 with the superfluous built-in 4-port hub
we'll have to get for over twice the price. *double sigh*
-Mart
If you've already got a hub you could get a DSL-500. I think you
probably want to mak
Oops - Checking the specs, the DSL-302G only supports 2 computers *sigh*
Okay, so it's the DSL-504 with the superfluous built-in 4-port hub
we'll have to get for over twice the price. *double sigh*
-Mart
At 5:23 PM +0800 2/9/03, Martin Hill wrote:
Thanks for the feedback Shay and Bob.
Wes
Thanks for the feedback Shay and Bob.
Westnet has just gotten back to me indicating the DSL-300+ Gen2
indeed does have a DHCP server built-in (as the docs indicated) *but*
it will only assign an IP address to one computer. This modem needs
to be configured in bridge mode, the connection establ
More of a question than an answer, but then it may lead to the answer !
Question:
When there are multiple macs on the connection they need individual
Identification... How else are they going to receive there part of the
stream ?
So how is the individual identity applied
DHCP server itself woul
More of a question than an answer, but then it may lead to the answer !
Question:
When there are multiple macs on the connection they need individual
Identification... How else are they going to receive there part of the
stream ?
So how is the individual identity applied
DHCP server itself would
Any thoughts anyone?
Umm... The DSL-300 modem specs on the D-Link web site make no mention
of DHCP or NAT support (it is, after all, equivalent to a modem, and
probably designed for use by a single PC whose MAC address it binds
to). The DSL-500 router specs do offer DHCP and NAT (which is wha
G'day everyone,
Summary:
Anyone know what may be causing a D-Link DSL300 ethernet modem to
only allow one Mac to connect through it to the internet? Westnet
support indicates it should work (in fact the guy I talked to has the
same modem and shares his connection to the other PCs in his hous
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