Re: network and dsl
From: James Knott (james.knott_at_rogers.com)
Date: 06/27/05
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Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 17:23:04 -0400
geder s dorf wrote:
> I have two computers, LINUX - XP, connected via a switch. I use static IP
> address set up on Linux.
> The network was working. Then I added a DSL modem, connecting it to the
> switch. I can get on the
> internet on the XP, but I lost the connection between the two computers.
> I have not set up a
> internet connection with LINUX. When connected to the internet the modem
> assigns a IP address for
> the XP computer. When I disable the internet connection, the connection
> between the computers is restored.
>
> How can get the internet connection and the two computer connection at the
> same time?
>
> geder
Get one of those firewall/router boxes. When you connect to the internet,
the computer is assigned an address that's likely different from what you
use on your network. Also, you won't be able to use both computers on the
internet, unless you've paid for two IP addresses. A firewall/router box
will allow you to have your home network and share a single internet
access.
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