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Offline JurassicCamper

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Re: Broadband
« on: December 17, 2002, 12:02:26 PM »
Ethernet
RJ45 Cable
Cable Modem
Miami

And some one to put your network point in.

UK
ntl: telewest or BT

AOL, Tiscali, Freeserve etc don't have a broadband network they are just rebaged ntl: / BT broadband products.
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Re: Broadband
« Reply #1 on: December 18, 2002, 08:58:21 AM »
The man has been then.

What type of modem do you have ?
You can interigate Motorola's via a web browser.

Thick Coax cable to the "F" connector plate on your wall.

RJ45 Network cable to the ethernet port on your Amiga (The one in your modem box if it came with one)

Check the Modem and Network Card. There should be a link light illuminated on both.

This is good as layer 1 (physical connection) is up.

Rename miami.default to oldconfig or something.

Run MiamiInit

Select Ethernet/Cable Modem/ASDL
Type in your network driver that came with your network card.

Devs:Networks/xxxxx.device  adjust path / xx's to suit.

Will get you an IP address via DHCP.

Ask you for a netmask enter 255.255.255.0
this should come automatically just press enter.

Job done save config and exit.
Run Miami
Import from Miamiinit V3
Save as default
Click online

You know need to register the modem it should only let you go to one site which is the registration site.
With ntl: AWEB is the only browser that works with the autoreg site.
You'll need to enter some details like your account number transfer details from dialup MAC address (Long HEX number on the back of the cable modem) etc.
It will set up you email options.

Once this is done and the modem is registered your just browse as normal.
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Re: Broadband
« Reply #2 on: December 18, 2002, 09:30:05 AM »
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Washac wrote:
What is the best and cheapest ethernet to get ???


What type of Amiga Expansion have you got?

PCMCIA ?
ZORRO 2/3 ?
PCI ?
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Re: Broadband
« Reply #3 on: December 19, 2002, 09:31:10 AM »
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Washac wrote:
I only have the PCMIA I am afraid, and that is full of Surfsquirrel....


Do you use the SCSI on your surf squirrel or just the fast serial port ?

You could get a second hand Blizzard / Apollo with SCSI on and free up your PCMCIA that way and use your internal serial.

Get an A1 and keep your A1200 for legacy stuff.



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Re: Broadband
« Reply #4 on: December 19, 2002, 10:34:23 AM »
Either way your gonna have to expand / modify.

The surf squirrel has got to go if you want to use your PCMCIA port period. Unless your prepared not to have your cd plugged in while your online.


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