RE: [TCLUG:7057] Cable modem

["Dan Willenbring" <dwillen@mn.mediaone.net>]

You're computer is a static IP with the external modem (192.168.100.2 is
what M1 tells you to set it at).  You can access the modem configuration at
http://192.168.100.1 and tell it what IP you're network card is.  The modem
handles the DHCP from M1...it's a pretty smart little chunk of hardware in
my opinion.

Dan

-----Original Message-----
From: ^chewie [mailto:chewie@nerp.net]
Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 10:59 AM
To: tclug-list@mn-linux.org
Subject: Re: [TCLUG:7057] Cable modem

On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Rodney wrote:

> I have read most of the pages on this web site and many others and still
have
> not got a lot of info on how to setup the cable modem. Most of the sites
deal
> with a two cable connection. Most of the TC's is a one way connection that
> also uses a modem to connect to a ISP. Doez anyone have some more ideas,
ppp
> connection ?
>
> PS it is a sb1200 cable modem

There's a discussion on /. on this cable modem and MediaOne...

        http://www.slashdot.org/askslashdot/98/09/09/2339248.shtml

Oh, just looked at which type of modem it is...external...very nice.
This simplifies things greatly.  Now.  Do you have a static IP address
or a dynamic IP address?  If it's static, it's even easier; just
assign that static address to your network card that is connected to
the cable modem. If it's dynamic, you'll have to set up dhcpcd, the
DHCP client daemon, to fetch an IP from MediaOne and assign it to the
network interface.

^chewie

http://nerp.net/~chewie  <<--- Check it out!  I'm selling my truck!


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