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Thanks, that's what i thought . Reverse SMA

Does anyone know if this router has a threaded or bnc (push and turn) style type connector?

Yeah that's pretty much what i would do. But, like yourself i'm too damn busy. Maybe this weekend. I'll send you a pm or i'll repost the outcome.


Wanna here something funny, too bad. I just had the president of the company i work for just ask me if it's alright to run more than one antivirus. I ...

Actually the linux router/server is already built, it was for a customer of mine who di#$ed me. Yeah, i bet you wanna slap me like i wanna slap my customer.

It's a up to date pc power wise. I use ubuntu server, sometimes with webmin.

Reread my post before this one i made a change.

YES someone see's what i see!!!!

Anyway i have had a Old Linksys, a Dlink 624, a smc barracuda, and some cisco products but i currently have the old Linksys running now, it sucks. The other routers i've burnt up, sold, or gave away. I was just interested in using my switch and modem together. I ...

I know your not being a smart ass, and i'm really not trying to give you a hard time! I'm just having a hard time understanding this.

This is right out of the pdf manual.
The SB4200 supports many multiple user configurations. It can easily serve as a gateway to the Internet for up to 32 users ...

Well, no dought its old but, why replace something that still works right. Especially since i still get good speeds. Read this. page 38

http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/SB4200/downloads/SB4200_User_Guide.pdf


and in the modem itself under the config tab it talks about the dhcp ...

Alright i've searched and haven't found any good info on this subject. I was wondering if anyone was using ther sb4200 as a router, white papers say it will host dhcp to 32 clients. Sounds good if it works? I want to use my gigabit switch inconjunction with the modem. I have cox cable and the modem ...

cisco password recovery
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/pswdrec_2600.shtml

good luck, it's really pretty much the easiest thing you can do with a cisco router. Everything beyond that starts to get pretty complex, HELLO SUBNETTING!