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Offline duesi

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Re: How to use an A2000 with a cable modem?
« on: September 05, 2003, 07:58:42 AM »
I use a cheap router with firewall and NAT
(that requires that your Cable-Modem has Ethernet)
X-Surf2 Ethernetcard
A TCP/IP stack Genesis here (I like Miami too).
I had Problems to setup Genesis using DHCP

At the moment I use static IP adresses:

Router 192.168.2.1
PC        192.168.2.2
AMIGA 192.168.2.3

If you like to use SAMBA for Filesharing too
its much easier to setup when you have static
IP's

It's also possible without a router. Just put 2 Network-Card's in a PC (when you have one :-))
and install a proxy-server (This works also when the modem is an USB one) only 1 NIC then ofcourse
 
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