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2 total messages Started by Hendrie Thu, 07 Jul 1994 16:45
Issue IP address by NetBlazer ST
#7400
Author: Hendrie
Date: Thu, 07 Jul 1994 16:45
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Hi,

I can get a connection between a PC and Internet via a modem and the 
Netblazer by assigning a IP number to the PC manually.  Just wandering 
how can the NetBlazer issue an IP number (within a range) to the PC so 
that the IP number is dynamic?

-- 
Henry Cheung Ho-Ming (�i�i�W)
Laboratory Medicine
Univeristy of Washington Medical Center
Re: Issue IP address by NetBlazer ST
#7401
Author: Eric Lutz
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 1994 14:12
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Hendrie,

   You were asking about setting up a ip pool for dynamic PPP links ....

   This feature is offered by the Telebit NetBlazer software.
at 'hostname:Top>Configure>IP>' use the pool command as follows

ip pool <interface> [low-ip-addr>] [<count>] [private]

example pool yoyo 143.191.65.100 5 private

This would add a address pool of 143.191.65.100 thru 143.191.65.100.   
The private markes the auto-routes to private (non broadcast)

This is documented clearly in the Command Reference - Page IP-15

Hope this helps.


By the way what is (\261i\245i\246W) ?

Eric M. Lutz
Network Comm. Analyst
Toronto Stock Exchange
elutz@tse.com



Hendrie (cheung@u.washington.edu) wrote:
: Hi,

: I can get a connection between a PC and Internet via a modem and the 
: Netblazer by assigning a IP number to the PC manually.  Just wandering 
: how can the NetBlazer issue an IP number (within a range) to the PC so 
: that the IP number is dynamic?

: -- 
: Henry Cheung Ho-Ming (�i�i�W)
: Laboratory Medicine
: Univeristy of Washington Medical Center
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