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<0> hello
<0> how can i know the executable that's eating up my bandwidth
<1> leatherbk: Don't ask to ask, you keep doing it.
<1> abdalla: netstat?
<1> abdalla: I think netlimiter will give you just what you want.
<2> i am linking 2 dd-wrt 54g routers and have them both connected with wds. neither router is connected physically to another computer, how can i get them to share internet that way?
<3> hi
<4> Hi all, i got a net problem. I dont know what happend. i havnt changed any of my routers settings. But the last day or so, i cannot connect to any web pages using my browser. irc and most other things are working. i can even ping google, just fine
<5> [snowe] oh hells bells
<6> mornin snowebabe
<7> mornin hon
<8> 10.0.0.0/12 is my network ID they asked me to figutre out how many valid subnets can i get from that which is 14
<8> but what the addresses of those 14 subnets ?
<9> hello
<9> would anyone have any any idea why I would be having poor and/or non-existent UDP/TCPIP capability in any of my applications such as games needing them? I also notice that I cannot discover or share resources with other computers on my network. Any ideas?
<1> leatherbk: You can have 2^(32-12) valid /32 subnets or hosts.
<10> folks
<10> i'm having a bit of trouble getting my head around some routing issues
<8> redondos i dont understabnd
<10> i've got a /29 public network, and inside it i have several dhcp stations, and several server
<10> one of those servers communicates to clients using SIP
<10> the problem is that it identifies itself, with its private ipaddress.
<10> this is an easy problem to solve, give it a public ip.
<10> but with my existing setup, i'm not really sure how to go about it or what i need to change
<10> i have a simple smoothwall box, with two interfaces - private & public, red & green.
<10> my SIP-based server has only one interface, and it's ***igned a prviate ipaddress
<10> can anyone suggest how i might go about keeping my SIP-based server behind the firewall, but give it a public ip address?
<1> leatherbk: How did you come up with that number, 14?
<1> marc\cba: I guess that would depend on how Smoothwall is configured. Also, do you even have more IP addresses available from your ISP?
<1> marc\cba: But any good SIP client should be able to identify itself as whatever you tell it to.
<1> Server, rather.
<9> hello
<9> I cannot dectect UDP or IPX games (but can choose IPX, but doesn't list IPX in the game).. any ideas?
<1> sixian: Your system is screwed up? Check for malware.
<10> redondos, no more addresses available
<10> also - it is the sip-server that is reporting itself to be <privateip> when the client connects to <publicip>
<10> so in a sence - neither are wrong, the server is telling the client it's actual ipaddress
<1> marc\cba: Reconfigure this server to identify itself with the correct one.
<10> and the client is respecting what / where the server says it is
<10> redondos - that is the crux of my question
<10> how should i re-organized my network in such a way that i can give my sip-based server a public ipaddress, yet keep it protected by the firewall?
<1> marc\cba: You only have one IP address, right?
<10> i have a size /29 public network
<10> so, 7 public addresses i can use, i guess ;o
<1> marc\cba: Right... why did you say 'no more addresses available'?
<10> sorry - i thought you meant could i request more
<10> than what i already have available
<1> marc\cba: Well, I doubt smoothwall is prepared for this. You need to NAT with proxy ARP.
<10> w/ ARP proyxing?
<10> what makes you say that?
<9> any idea why Starcraft doesn't list UDP option in networking?
<8> I DONT UNDERSTAND SOMETHING with custom subnetting
<8> can you please just hear me out
<1> marc\cba: Because in that way you could configure your SIP server with a public IP address instead of a private one.
<1> leatherbk: Yeah?
<1> leatherbk: How did you come up with the number 14?
<10> that sounds promising, would you mind explaining in a little more detail please redondos?
<8> i dont get it man
<1> marc\cba: http://www.sjdjweis.com/linux/proxyarp/
<1> marc\cba: A similar setup is described in that page.
<8> 10.0.0.0/12 is my network ID they asked me to figutre out how many valid subnets can i get from that which is 14... ok ? the books says the same but i dont know the ADDRESSES of those subnets .... how do i calculate the addresses
<1> leatherbk: How did you come up with the number 14?
<10> the book says 14?
<10> that doesn't sound right..
<10> 255.255.255.255 is essentially a valid subnet
<10> and you could fit an awful lot of those in there
<10> usually the questions ask you to divide that address up into X subnets
<1> leatherbk: You have one subnet: 10.0.0.0/12. You can split it in two: 10.0.0.0/13 and 10.8.0.0/13. You can then split those in two /14s each, leaving you with 4 subnets. Then you can split each in two /15s, leaving you with 8 subnets. Are you following?
<10> redondos, so you could get 20 subnets out of that?
<1> No, I'd say you can split it in 2^(32-12) /32 subnets. (that's around 100k)
<1> A /32 has the subnet mask you pointed out: 255.255.255.255, so it is a single IP address.
<1> I'll be back in a while.
<11> Can anyone help me understand a 'simple' and by simple i mean probably simple to you guys problem?
<11> I am connected to the internet / network via a wireless router. There is 1 other pc also connected to this router. I recently installed virtual pc on my computer, which has also connected to the router itself, it has its own ip.
<11> I am having trouble accessing APACHE from the virtual PC to the actual Physical PC
<11> Sometimes, i can ping it and sometimes i cant. Im trying to discern what type the problem is here, i could use some suggestions
<11> Ill be back later.
<12> mani cant figure out how i did this last time
<12> you know if you go modem right into a nic with dsl
<12> to connect you use XPs PPPoE connect thing
<12> well upstairs, i have modem into a router, and then cat5 going downstairs to a switch, and im plugged into the switch
<12> well before i dunno how i did it
<12> but i could change my tcp ip settings
<12> and nstead of going through hte router
<12> id get connection right to the modem
<12> using the pppoe app on xp
<12> but now its not working, cant find out what i did, i tohught i just killed the routers gateway out of tcp ip but its not working
<12> anyone at all?
<5> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
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