Hi Jerry
I really can't offer any info on getting an internal to work under
linux. Unless someone pipes in (not sure if 'internal TI ADSL LAN adapter'
is sufficient to identify by anyone as potentially being supported) then
consider yourself stuck with ME. I have never seen, heard, touched, or
smelled ME, so I dont' know if it supports NAT, but know that lots of
products like wingate exist.
Personally, I'd pony up for the external. You will then be able to sleep
at night!!
hth
charles
On Sat, 17 Feb 2001, Jerry Human wrote:
> Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> > Jerry
> >
> > iirc, the question of what kind of DSL modem you had was asked last time
> > you posted this question. It makes a big difference. If it's an internal
> > card, you may have no choice but to use your ME box as the gateway. If
> > it's an external modem, you are best off using a linux box (but I'd use
> > the 486), or something like a linksys router (which comes with a 4 port
> > hub for about $105) if you'd rather learn networking in the security of
> > your LAN before braving the net.
> >
> > As for reading, there are a number of HOWTOs that cover relevent
> > topics. Literally any HOWTO with net in the name will be good reading, or
> > just poke around the HOWTOs..
> >
>
> Thanks for your reply. I must have missed the question about the modem. It is
> an internal TI ADSL LAN adapter and I don't have any docs on it. I've checked
> the web but can't find any info on it as to whether it works in Linux or not.
> It wasn't mentioned in any of the ADSL HOWTOs I've read so far. Any help you
> can offer would be greatly appreciated. I may be able to buy an externat in a
> few months but I prefer an internal if it works.
>
> Thank you.
k
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