network route
taharka
res00vl8 at alltel.net
Sat Oct 7 12:41:07 UTC 2006
How do,
On Fri, 2006-10-06 at 00:43 -0400, Ric Moore wrote:
> BellSouth "The Ultimate Repository of all things Linux"
>
> Results of a search on "Linux"
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> Did you mean...
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> I'm sorry, we didn't find any search results for "linux".
>
> Did you mean "line?"
Nope, the following link & watch the wrap on this one :-( Probably best
to copy/paste the link into your browser ;-)
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/bellsouth/2.51%20Static%20IP%20FastAccess%
20Info20Info
The following info in particular;
Q: What Static IP packages does BellSouth offer? How do I set it up?
(#8415)
A: BellSouth FastAccess offers a single static IP for
residential service. BellSouth also offers single static or
multi-static IPs for business class customers.
Residential Single Static IP Service
* Customers with residential service may get a single static IP
address. It is an additional $14.95 per month on the Lite and
Ultra packages. A single static IP is optionally included
(dynamic IP is standard) at no extra charge on the Extreme
package.
* The WAN IP is not a true static IP. It is dynamically assigned
through your username via PPP, however it is always the same IP.
* Single static requires no special setup or configuration to the
modem, router, or NIC. Use the standard FAQs and procedures to
configure the equipment exactly the same way you would a dynamic
PPP connection.
* Customers must configure their routers, modems, or NICs to
automatically obtain the IP address. Do not try to hard code
your WAN IP!
* The static IP is based on your username and the login format is
username at bellsouth.net.
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> Kill me now. Ric
taharka
Lexington, Kentucky U.S.A.
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