On 4/14/2008 5:26 PM, Peter Boughton wrote:
Thanks Grant.
You are welcome.
As little as I can get away with - I know it's a problematic entity,
but (afaik) it's the only way to share the connection. (It's a 3G
connection, and appears as dialup)
Ah, there is the missing piece of the puzzle. I can see how you are
tied to where you can get the card to work.
Yeah, I have a vague grasp of concepts, but with lots of holes, and
not much practical knowedge.
That's ok. Knowing what you do and don't know and trying to learn more
is a lot better than incorrectly thinking that you know it all.
Your explanations are helping me to make sense of it though, so
thanks. :)
You are welcome.
Yep, that's correct. I've got an image that shows the same with
pretty pictures here:
http://hybridchill.com/misc/network_setup_small.png
*nod*
Do you have any plans to remove Midnight (I) from the network down the
road? In other words is Midnight (I) just in the picture long enough
for you to move the 3G internet connection to Photon (L)?
So far it appears that I've got it working with static IPs. Someone
has said DHCP is possibly a better way on the Puppy Linux forum, but
given that it's working at the moment I'm okay with leaving it on
static, unless there's any specific advantages to doing otherwise?
I'm glad that you got ICS working. The last time I messed with ICS
(Windows 98) I had to have the clients DHCP.
Honestly, the static will work out better. Midnight (I) will have to
route through Photon (L) to be able to get to Silver (M). I'm not aware
of any way to dynamically augment the routing table on Midnight (I) with
out doing some *VERY* *NASTY* scripting / hacking. With Photon (L)
having a static IP, you can put a persistent static route on Midnight
(I) to be able to get to the network that Silver (M) is on via Photon
(L). I.e.:
route -p ADD 192.168.1.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.10 METRIC 1
Will add your persistent route on Midnight (I).
Thanks,
You are welcome.
Grant. . . .
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