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jasondubya · 02-07-2005

I have a single cable internet connection through Comcast which I have split with a switch so I could have 1 IP and my roommate could have one. The purpose is that we both need access to the same ports.I have a Cisco 2514 setup on the 192.168.1.0/24 ...

jasondubya · 02-08-2005

Thank you. I'm not sure why this didn't hit me until now, but it finally has. After setting up both routers on the 192.168.2.0/24 network with his as 192.168.2.1 and mine as 192.168.2.2, things are working properly. I keep my systesm rolling throu...

jasondubya · 02-08-2005

It doesn't look like I can get 2 DHCP IPs off one interface. The config won't allow it.As for the need, we both run a server and have incoming traffic on ports 21, 22, 25, 80, 110 & 143 along with a few other ports that differ between us. Because o...

jasondubya · 02-07-2005

Unfortunately, we do not have 2 static IPs. We are given 2 DHCP IP addresses, which is where the need for 2 routers comes in. Is it possible to get 2 DHCP IPs through the Cisco? If so, we'll go that way.

jasondubya · 02-07-2005

Comcast doesn't provide static IPs... not even for businesses. The modem is connected to a switch which is connected to both of the routers.

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