Actually, San Diego has removed the need for the login program altogether. The pump
RPM will work out of the box in San Diego, so I'm told (I use ISC's version
instead). Phil's page @ "http://people.qualcomm.com/karn/rr/index.html" confirms
this.
David Fox wrote:
> Actually, that may only apply
Actually, that may only apply if you're in San Diego.
David Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Find Phil Karn's page, you need his rrlogin program.
>
> "John Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Can anyone help with how to connect with the cable modem, Roadrunner? Also
> > networking with
Find Phil Karn's page, you need his rrlogin program.
"John Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone help with how to connect with the cable modem, Roadrunner? Also
> networking with no IP address. Two computers and the cable modem are
> plugged into a hub. The IP address is assigned b
1. I am running on a cable modem right now so if you get this it will be via
aroadrunner cable modem and be from linux. I hope I can remember everthing I
did to get this working.
2. I assume you are using some version of redhat. What I did worked on both
6.0 and 6.1 (I cannot speak for earlier
Title: RE: help with Roadrunner
I assume you have tried WINIPCFG.EXE in the windows dir to see if your ip is dynamic.
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Can anyone help with how to connect with the cable modem, Roadrunner? Also
networking with no IP address. Two computers and the cable modem are
plugged into a hub. The IP address is assigned by Roadrunner dynamically.
All of this works in windows. No IP address is listed in any windows
network
