Hi Paul.
I have several machines connected to cox@home, windows and linux, all
capable of accessing the internet at the same time. I believe the extra
$5.00 per month is if you want additional "public" IP addresses;
$5.00/mo. for each additional. I was set up like that for a while when
my son was still at home and I didn't have the linksys. I am now using a
linksys router box and 192.168.y.x series addresses on the "private"
side. Works for me. I went the linksys route instead of something like
GNATBox or LRP (Linux Router Project) because I am not personally
comfortable with these boxes running at home, unattended. Probably
wholly illogical and unjustified, but there it is.
Ed.
> Paul Nauman wrote:
>
> I was connected via dialup to AOL through my Win98 machine with Shared
> Internet Connection turned on. This allowed me to also access the
> internet from my Red Hat 7.0 machine. I am now connected to Cox@home
> through the Win98 machine and would like to access the internet from
> both machines but I can not get it to work on the Linux system.
>
> Do I have to tell Cox that I am using 2 machines to get a second
> "CX9999999-a" name, and pay an additional $5.00 per month? :-(
>
> There must be a way around this, right? Some one please say yes. :-)
>
> I live close to GCC, will this situation be discussed at the West Side
> Plug meeting there on Apr. 24th about connecting Linux to the
> internet?
>
> Thanks for any help setting this up.
>
> Paul Nauman
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