Just so you know, ppp mode gives the Cisco box the external IP and it will act
as a DHCP/NAT/Masquerade server, bridging mode is where it is a passive device
and doesn't provide NAT or Masquerading for the boxen behind it.
John Albee wrote:
>
> At the office I've setup all the computers and the router to use DHCP which
> is working just nicely. With the DSL service(from USWORST) we also ordered
> additional Static IP addresses for a few of the computers. my question is,
> can I setup the Cisco 675 to do both PPP and DHCP? I'm asking this because
> all the instructions I've seen on the Internet seem to Imply having it one
> way or the other. With all the torture Id have to go through talking to
> USWORST on the phone, I thought I'd ask you all first.
>
> Thanks.
> John Albee
> john@empresamexicana.com
>
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