> On Sat, 28 Jul 2001, Eric Boo spake:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm using pump on SID. My ISP is a cable provider who do not issue
> > static ips. Usually, when I use pump, I have the same ip address for
> > months, unless I switch off the modem and someone else grabs it.
> >
> > When I reboot int
Eric,
I'm not sure if i can answer your question, but i may be able to clearify
the cable-modem issue a little. My brother has the cable modem and uses
Win2k - i did notice that getting the dynamic IP address all depended upon
his "computer" name. It appears to me that AT&T uses the host name to d
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. However, my firewall has been showing many ips
running the same exploits (port 53) against as well as pinging my
machine.
I'm thinking of grabbing a different ip from my dhcp-providing cable
ISP. So far, dhclient and pump keeps giving me the same ip, even when
I apt-ge
On Sat, Jul 28, 2001 at 10:02:49AM +0800, Eric Boo wrote:
> Question: How are these ip address stored, if they are (under pump
> espcially), and how do I force pump to get another different ip if
> needed?
>
> Also, I can't seem to use pump on the command line after releasing it
> with pump -r. pu
Hi all,
I'm using pump on SID. My ISP is a cable provider who do not issue
static ips. Usually, when I use pump, I have the same ip address for
months, unless I switch off the modem and someone else grabs it.
When I reboot into windows on the same machine, I get another ip
address, then when I g
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