Has anyone setup a Cobalt RaQ behind a firewall with a "fake" IP? My DSL company is going out of business (surprise surprise) and I may end up with an ISP with only one static IP, so I was thinking of giving my Cobalt a 192.168.xxx.xxx number, I guess my question to you all is, as long as I open all the proper ports, will my RaQ still function normally, web, ftp, email, etc..?
Sure, provided whatever box providing the 192.168.x.x IP does NAT/port forwarding.
I like the Netgear RT314 - does port forwarding very well, easy to deal with, and made of steel so when your clumsy roommate steps on it, it won't break. ;)
It also has a 4 port 10/100 switch built-in. -- -Jonathan Nichols System Administrator http://www.sitesthatsell.com jnichols@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx