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<0> no thay shout over the road
<0> its that close but carnt cable due to regulations
<1> pitty, we could have designed a nice little voip,internet sharing, filesharing, (other) system
<0> maybe another project
<0> :)
<1> bbl
<0> shame lended m8s laptop
<0> be out of range later
<0> thanks for your help though i have a much clearer picture of wat i need to do :)
<0> :)
<0> i'l have to send her flowers
<0> fcuking bridges/access points cat cable dongles iv had it up to the teath allready is there a rehab for networkers
<0> teeth
<2> ge consumer finance has a bunch of morons on staff for their networking....
<2> bleh. GECF = fustercluck
<3> gecf?
<2> ge consumer finance
<3> aah.
<2> get 2 calls yesterday about one of their circuits to our building....
<2> we have no access to their routers
<2> they ask me to power cycle the csu/dsu, so i did
<2> I see the csu is still in alarm
<2> they email me back saying the circuit is up and stable
<2> then someone emails today saying its our fault the circuit is still down
<2> wtf
<2> and I had told them the csu/dsu was still in alarm
<4> lol
<2> heya JC
<4> hrm
<4> x is lagged to me
<4> there we go ;)
<4> what's up Arkaic
<2> just dealing with idjits at work
<4> yeah I know how that it
<4> er that is
<4> I need to go out to the truck
<4> bbiab
<2> okie dokie
<5> hey
<5> how can I convert an "IP" address to an IP.IP.IP.IP format? (I know linux can use a long number as an IP, can I convert that back somehow? any tools for that?)
<2> eh?
<2> there is a perl module which will do that
<6> tried googling for "convert long ip address"?
<5> no, I did not knolong IP term
<7> long ip to regular is quite simple really
<5> SorcererX, simple for those who know it...
<7> well
<7> a.b.c.d is a*2^24+b*2^16+c*2^8+d in long ip form
<7> then converting between the two is just basic math
<5> :)
<5> now that you've given the formula...you are right
<4> oi
<4> back
<8> Mmkay I'm stuck on subnetting. I have a D-link router that has obtained an IP from my ISP which is 10.105.1.188 255.255.255.248. I have a Cisco 1710 router off of the WAN interface of the D-link router, and I'm trying to ***ign it an IP address on the same subnet and give it a static route back to the Dlink. I have ***igned my 1710 an IP of 10.105.1.186, but when I try to enter in the following route, heres what happens:
<8> ip route 10.105.1.185 255.255.255.248 10.105.1.190
<8> %Inconsistent address and mask
<8> excuse me... ip route 10.105.1.185 255.255.255.248 10.105.1.188
<9> i only need a dedicated public ip address for my firewall if i want to run remote VPN accessibility right?
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