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- From: "Jonathan Shore" <jshore@example.com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 15:30:11 +0900
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> From: Jonathan Byrne [mailto:jq@example.com] > > > Also, anyone know how easy it is to use it with unix? Will I have to > > pretend I'm using Windows to get them to install it? :-) > > It shouldn't matter. It's all connected together by Ethernet. > Indeed - to get your linux box working with their equip just set your gateway to be 192.168.1.1 (default gateway address), connect your box via 10base-T to the gateway/router or to a hub which is connected. There is one issue though, they don't provide a static DNS server address - you'll have to setup DHCP to locate this or use another known server (I do the later). JS
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