Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
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>>C. As a general rule, I wish people would stop looking at NAT as a
>>security device. NAT IS NOT A SECURITY DEVICE!! NAT is just a way to get
>>more IPs in this tough no-ips world of IPv4.
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>Specifically:
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>A
On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> C. As a general rule, I wish people would stop looking at NAT as a
> security device. NAT IS NOT A SECURITY DEVICE!! NAT is just a way to get
> more IPs in this tough no-ips world of IPv4.
Specifically:
A NAT router has an added-value security featur
On Fri, 9 Aug 2002, Aviram Jenik wrote:
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> > A. Doing that requires reflushing the modem,
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> No reflashing is required. It seems that you only need to set a special
> technician code to enable that feature (I've heard about it done by very
> non technical people by following a step-by-step gu
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> A. Doing that requires reflushing the modem,
No reflashing is required. It seems that you only need to set a special
technician code to enable that feature (I've heard about it done by very
non technical people by following a step-by-step guide on the Internet).
> making it think it is
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On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
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> A. Doing that requires reflushing the modem, making it think it is
> "Speed Touch Pro". Aside from certain claims it is illegal (can anyone
> explain why? It is, after all, a modem I BOUGHT from Bezeq, and it is
> mine to tweak with as I see fit, IANA
hi, i have two computers, one (the one i am
using now) is running linux (slack) and the other one is running win98.the
linux machine got a cable connection (DHCP) and both of the computers got a
netcard and the are connected togather using a HUB.i want to share my cable
connection with the t
