Re: Home Network

["sales" <sales@xxxxxxx>]

This could get interesting...

For the Lan Modem you only need to use the default settings on the client
to
get IP address automatically.

On the Lan Modem simply give it the username and password for your ISP and
thats it!

The LanModem uses NAT (Network Address Translation) it takes the single IP
address given to it by the DHCP server of the ISP.  It then allocates 10
local IP addresses to your clients using its own DHCP server.  NAT then
translates the local and remote IP addresses. This means that there is no
local client admin.

/Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Des Gibbons <Des@xxxxxxx>
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Date: 30 September 1999 10:12
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network


>You will also need to set up each client with the router ip address and
the
>dns ip's of your ISP btw.
>
>I use a Netgear ISDN router RT328, has been working well for 6 months.
Thats
>the model without a hub, I cant remember the model number of the router
with
>a hub. ( it is probably RT348)
>
>Netgear also do a 56k router for those without isdn.
>
>Des Gibbons.
>
>try www.misco.co.uk for pricing
>or www.globaldirect.co.uk
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: sales <sales@xxxxxxx>
>To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>Date: 30 September 1999 09:18
>Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network
>
>
>>Go to PC World or look at any of the online catalogues such as
Inmac,
>Action
>>etc:
>>
>>http://www.action.com/core/
>>
>>3Com OfficeConnect ISDN LAN Modem Internet Access Device. Man. Part
No:
>>3C891.
>>274.57
>>
>>I am assuming that you already have Ethernet NIC cards in your PC.
>>
>>No other software is needed.  Simply set all your PC's to obtain IP
address
>>from DHCP, Set up web access to Lan.  Add the details of your ISP
to the
>Lan
>>Modem and thats it.
>>
>>You can use what ever email you normally use. In this case I am
using
>>Outlook express. If you enable Microsoft print and file sharing you
can
>>share files and printers over the network.
>>
>>The best thing is you do not need to dial up at all.  Simply bring
up your
>>browser on any PC and point it at the web site you want to go to.
>>
>>
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Wright Ian <Ian.Wright@xxxxxxx>
>>To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx' <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>>Date: 29 September 1999 17:08
>>Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Home Network
>>
>>
>>>Thanks for that - What software would I need to get the shared
web access
>>>and also email working.
>>>
>>>How much would this box cost?
>>>
>>>Ian
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> You need a 3Com OfficeConnect Lan Modem.
>>>>
>>>> That will gove you 8 hub ports and ISDN access.  Its acts
as
>>>> a DHCP server
>>>> for all your PC's and uses a standard dial up account with
your ISP.
>>>>
>>>> You do not need to dial up each time you go on, it happens
>>>> automatically,
>>>> the ISDN line is only up for the periodd you are actually
sending /
>>>> receiving info from the net.
>>>>
>>>> I've been using one for the past 2 years, its great.
>>>>
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