[Xitami] Cable Modem
Craig Morrison
xitami@lists.xitami.org
Thu, 02 Aug 2001 12:45:36 -0500
This isn't a Xitami related issue since by default Xitami listens on all
interfaces, it is a network configuration issue. ICS is one-way, outbound.
Routers are fairly cheap now days. LinkSys sells a broadband router, 4 port
switch for about $180 US that will give you everything you need. DMZ, Port
forwarding (which is what you need) and a host of other features. Or you can
look into the various software proxies that will do NAT to direct traffic to
your client.
For the money a router would be your best solution. They aren't hard to setup,
most use browser based admin.
Mike Boynton wrote:
>
> The gateway machine is running Win98, has two nic's.
> One nic is connected to the cable modem, the other to
> the LAN. I have Win98's Internet Connection Sharing
> working fine and I can use the printer, share files,
> and get on the internet.
> What do I have to do to get the client pc to see the
> cable modem's ip address?
>
> PS-I do not have a hardware router.
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