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A router, hub, cable modem, 2 IP's
Name: Jon Date: March 21, 2003 at 11:52:06 Pacific OS: XP CPU/Ram: 1 Gig
Comment:
My questions is:
I just got an extra IP address for my cable connection. My understanding is that I hook up the cable modem to the hub with a crossover cable. Then, I have a wireless D Link router for 1 computer - so I hook that up to the hub. My computer is hooked up to the hub as well - but not the router. The Cable modem should be able to pull the 2 IP addresses. I assigned 1 IP to the router as static. Then my computer set on static as well with the other IP address. When all this was setup - none of it can pull the internet. Any suggetions? And by the way - The point of the 2 IP's by the way is we can't play on the internet playing the same game using the same ip. Thanx in advance!
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