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James Carlock
Dec 21, 2011, 5:32:53 PM12/21/11
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Hello,
It's been awhile since I played around with networking systems and hooking
up Apache to a network and running domains off a system.
I used to do it by having the "modem" pass the NIC an IP address and I
understand it well when going about it in that manner. I started to re-read
books by Cisco and other things on networking as I lost all my knowledge
on the seven network layers (physical (I), data link (II), network (III),
session (IV), transport (V) presentation (VI) and application (VII)).
So I need some help, and if I need to, I shall, build an application using
some of the Windows API (of course, in assembly).
I can connect to the Comtrend router/switch via the internal IP or the
external IP addresses. I need some help here though. I prefer to obtain
an IP address handed directly to the NIC, I just lack the skills in reading
and configuring this modem to do such things.
I ended up opening a second year Cisco book on routing, as well as the
documentation for the modem (a PDF file)...
http://download.comtrend.com/CT5361T_A3.3.pdf
Hi to all my friends and everyone that claims not to be friendly.
Hopefully by the end of today, the websites shall be visible. Thanks to
everyone in advance. I still need to re-read this documentation on the
modem.
--
James and Imelda Carlock
It's been awhile since I played around with networking systems and hooking
up Apache to a network and running domains off a system.
I used to do it by having the "modem" pass the NIC an IP address and I
understand it well when going about it in that manner. I started to re-read
books by Cisco and other things on networking as I lost all my knowledge
on the seven network layers (physical (I), data link (II), network (III),
session (IV), transport (V) presentation (VI) and application (VII)).
So I need some help, and if I need to, I shall, build an application using
some of the Windows API (of course, in assembly).
I can connect to the Comtrend router/switch via the internal IP or the
external IP addresses. I need some help here though. I prefer to obtain
an IP address handed directly to the NIC, I just lack the skills in reading
and configuring this modem to do such things.
I ended up opening a second year Cisco book on routing, as well as the
documentation for the modem (a PDF file)...
http://download.comtrend.com/CT5361T_A3.3.pdf
Hi to all my friends and everyone that claims not to be friendly.
Hopefully by the end of today, the websites shall be visible. Thanks to
everyone in advance. I still need to re-read this documentation on the
modem.
--
James and Imelda Carlock
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