Netgear DG834G

[nathan]

I have a Netgear DG834G, i already have 1 static IP with idnet, but im after 2 in total, does anyone know if this router will support having 2 IP's.

Cant see any mention of this sort of thing in the manual.

Ta

Nath

 

[Joe]

Simultaneously no ... u can switch em tho

 

[nathan]

Simultaneously no ... u can switch em tho

hmmm, that wont work. have 2 servers that need their own ip. One for exchange with OWA/OMA and one for my linux web server.

 

[Joe]

hmmm, that wont work. have 2 servers that need their own ip. One for exchange with OWA/OMA and one for my linux web server.

1 ip >>

map the web service (80) on the xchange serv to a non standard port(external) and config clients accordingly | http://your-ip-or-url:mappedport wld access the web service for this

map port 80(external) to the linux box | http://your-ip-or-url wld access the web service for this

 

[nathan]

1 ip >>

map the web service (80) on the xchange serv to a non standard port(external) and config clients accordingly | http://your-ip-or-url:mappedport wld access the web service for this

map port 80(external) to the linux box | http://your-ip-or-url wld access the web service for this

yeah thats what i've been doing at the minute. Nothing like an excuse to upgrade the wireless kit in the house

 

[Joe]

yeah thats what i've been doing at the minute. Nothing like an excuse to upgrade the wireless kit in the house

allow me to suggest a worthwhile upgrade ::

A Gbit Switch and a 300M reel Of cat5e

 

[nathan]

allow me to suggest a worthwhile upgrade ::

A Gbit Switch and a 300M reel Of cat5e

Dont think i'll get the benifits of gbit just yet. i can record to a network share on 2 tuners and play back 1 file and its fine. I would love to go all wired, but i like to be free with the laptop.