On Sat,04.Oct.08, 08:40:49, Jonathan Kaye wrote: > Hi all (especially Ron Johnson), > On another thread Ron said, "Yes. My router gets a routable > "external" IP > address from the ISP, but I had to also give it an "internal", non-routable > IP address (which I chose to be 192.168.1.251). > > My question is: can you explain the steps needed to do this? I don't know if > it's something I can configure on my machine or if I have to change some > settings on the modem/router. Most routers I have dealt with come with a preconfigured internal IP (usually 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1). Changing this is very specific to a given router/firmware, so we will not be able to help here unless you specify exactly what model/firmware you are running.
> A supplementary question for any Italian speaker out there. > I moved to Italy about a month ago and I have an Alice 7 Mega account along > with a Telecom Italia Alice wifi-modem. There is zero documentation except > for a stupid CD that only gives information for Windows (and a tiny bit for > Mac) but nothing for Linux. I am learning Italian as fast as I can but I > need some help in configuring the modem for port forwarding. This can be > done off list (unless people feel it would be in the general interest to do > it on list). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Same as above. Alice wifi-modem doesn't say anything to me. More helpful would be to specify who built the modem and whatever other model number and revision is printed on it. Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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