🚀 go-pugleaf

I had Wingate for a while, but had some problems getting ICQ to work
with it.  Anyway, my roommate found a program called NAT1000 at
http://www.nevod.com.  Once this program is in place there is NO proxy
server parameters or any confusing configuration issues.  Simply install
NAT1000 on the station connected to the cable modem.  IT will replace
the binding for the NIC>TCP\IP listing in Network Properties.  Then set
up the rest of the machines on the network to you own little intranet
and voila'..you are all on-line.  As far as I can tell, even @home can't
tell your sharing..not that it's any of their business.  Since they do
not currently offer multiple IP addresses why should they care.

Ps.  To give you an idea how cool this company it, Nevod that is.  I was
having some difficulty and I e-mail their tech support.  Within 15-20
minutes they called me, on a Saturday afternoon, and stepped me through
getting things setup.  And I only have there trial copy!  We each
average 200-600BPS download rates.  A couple of days ago I downloaded a
54MB file in under a minute!

Pps. We are using some very inexpensive network cards I found at Fry's
Electronics.  They are $30 a piece and support both 10 and 100Base
networks.  
 Company: Bay Networks, Inc.
    Make: Netgear
   Model: FA310tx
   Speed: 10/100 MPS (Auto switching)
Bus Type: PCI
Warranty: Lifetime
 Website: http://netgear.baynetworks.com/home

Mike Haggerty wrote:
> 
> "Shutting off":  probably only unsecured Wingates causing trouble.
> (Though @Home reps would be better sources of info on that.)
> 
> When, last April 10, Dan announced the tutorial on
> www.exodussystems.on.ca/~wingate , I had a quick look and tried a simple
> "Find" for "security" on the main long page, and didn't see a hit.
> Didn't want to say anything at the time without a closer look.  But,
> Dan, hope you correct this if needed -- be sure to tell them not to use
> the default settings!
> 
> Thanks for the effort anyway -- will study when get around to it, and
> I'm sure many others will appreciate it.
> 
>    Mike
> 
> Kevin Flanagan wrote:
> >
> > I was just told last night that @HOME is shutting off folks who run WINGATE.
> > There is some security issue, the person from @HOME tech support didn't go
> > into details, but I'm sure that it's folks who don't have all of their
> > setting correct.
> >
> > Dan Twomey wrote in message <6i8l02$1vh$2@news.durham.net>...
> > >In message <6h611v$fgv$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com> - timhiggins@mediaone.netThu,
> > 16
> > >Apr 1998 17:34:38 -0600 writes:
> > >:>
> > >:>Hi Folks,
> > >:>
> > >:>Having been confused by conflicting information I've seen on sharing
> > >:>cable modems, I thought it would be helpful to share what I learned
> > >:>in getting mine set up.
> > >:>
> > >:>Go to http://people.ne.mediaone.net/timhiggins/projects.htm
> > >:>
> > >:>and click on the "Sharing Cable Modems link"
> > >:>
> > >:>Comments, corrections, useful information welcome.
> > >:>
> > >:>Have fun,
> > >:>Tim Higgins
> > >:>timhiggins@mediaone.net
> > >:>
> > >:>-----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==-----
> > >:>http://www.dejanews.com/   Now offering spam-free web-based newsreading
> > >
> > >Try using Wingate and view my a good tutorial on my webserver at
> > >www.exodussystems.on.ca/~wingate.
> > >
> > >
> > >***************************************
> > >Dan Twomey
> > >dtwomey@exodussystems.on.ca
> > >
> > >Exodus Systems
> > >1-905-728-8529
> > >***************************************
> > >
> 
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