hey, did you commit the classic "forgot to log out" gaffe, described in Mr. Subliminal's post under Alias Management II? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=113954#post113954
You'd think they'd learn by now. What makes this so wasteful is that he blew a March, 2002 alias and not some 3-hour-old job. In the intelligence community, this would be the equivalent of having one of your well-placed informers exposed.
Actually one can statically (or even dynamically) redirect incoming connections to computers in the internal network (at least with the Linksys router)
I noticed something in this post that cought my attention. Is it possible for cable service to be set up through a VPN? I have come across this challenge with several of my customers and was told that you need a static IP versus the dynamic which is what comes cable service. If anytone has a solution that is proven could they please inform me of the proper steps I will need to take? Thanks.. Comp [UOTE]Quote from opm8: If you have a Fry's in your area, go pick up an SMC7004VWBR wireless router. http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?sec=Products&pg=Product-Details&prod=258&site=c It will support 4 computers directly connected to it and as many wireless-connected ones as you want (in reality, it's not 4 computers it's 4 separate LANs but this may be more complex of an explanation than you're looking for). The price is unbelievable for a 4-port wireless router with built-in firewalling (NAT, virtual servers, VPN pass through, etc) : $89.99 shelf price minus $50 rebate = $39.99. I'm very happy with mine. --opm8 [/QUOTE]
v. happy w/linksys router here, had tried a netgear one but couldn't config it... after some work, got the linksys working fine, + a wireless card for the laptop, have 4 pcs running off of it.. re cable, yes good to get a commercial roadrunner acct, for static IP address.. question: seems like my networked pcs (the ones w/dynamic IP addresses via network/config, vs the primary one, with the static IP config for the router), access 'net data a bit slower, eg 20% slower, than the main pc .. any ideas on why that is? eg I have the main pc set up with the static ip, then all the other networked ones set up w/dynamic ips (since can't do statics on all networked ones).. thx, ken
I have was just checking to see if it was possible. I found that there are very few areas that provide the static version. thanks...comp