Re: [cobalt-users] Qube 2 and @home networks

["Michael K Kummer" <mike@xxxxxxxxx>]

I run a Qube2 with @home, and it works wonderfully.  I assigned the qube2
secondary nic the @home settings.  I connected the secondary nic on the qube
to the @home cable modem using a regular Cat-5 patch cable.  The primary nic
on the Qube2 is connected to a hub, utilized for my private network.  (5
pc's running Windows, 1 with NT 4.0, and 1 imac.)  The default gateway on
all of the pc's and imac is set to the ip address I assigned the Qube2's
primary nic.  I used the address scheme --192.168.0._   for my internal
network.  I hope this helps.

Mike
mike@xxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Qube 2 and @home networks


> Did you give @home the nic information of your qube2?
>
> On Wed, 16 Feb 2000,
> Mark Callahan wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to get my Qube 2 to act as a line sharing on my @home network
> > connection.  However, @home has network scanners that only let you on
their
> > network if you computer name matches one in their database.  I gave my
Qube
> > 2 this computer name but I still can't get on the network.  I know other
> > cobalt users have Qubes on @home networks so how did you get around
this?
> >
> > -Mark Callahan
> > mark@xxxxxxxxxxx
> >
> >
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