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I currently have a G4 450 w/ 10.2.6 Server installed, I also have a Faralon & D-Link network card installed besides the built in one as well. I was able to install “IP Net Share X” and get the internet shared out on the Built in NIC card as it comes in from the Faralon PCI NIC. I also run a carracho server, so to help the argument of speeds, I have 2 cable modems rigged to this one system. I thought that I could set it up so that the system would default to one modem, and that all other traffic (from my internal network) would be routed to the other modem. I don’t think this is working the way that I wanted it and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on it.
Kurt
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“DOS Computers manufactured by companies such as IBM, Compaq, Tandy, and millions of others are by far the most popular, with about 70 million machines in use worldwide. Macintosh fans, on the other hand, may note that cockroaches are far more numerous than humans, and that numbers alone do not denote a higher life form” -New York Times, November 26, 1992Uh, no, here is how it looks:
G4 – 3 NIC’s
Built In NIC -> 100mb Link to Cisco Switch
Farralon PCI NIC -> Cable Modem #1
D-Link PCI NIC -> Cable Modem #2The Cisco Switch then connects to the rest of my network, my Airport, 2 PC’s and 3 other Mac’s.
Kurt
It doesn’t seem to be. I was getting 1k+ time results when pinging other servers and when I go to web sites that display my IP address is the IP address of the modem I should not be on.
I work for the internet cable company that provides me with the internet, I have checked the signal levels to the modem’s, both are working and getting packets sent threw it. However one modem has had more traffic passing threw it then the other and I have had the carracho service turned off for the past few days to try and help confirm which modem my traffic is passing threw.
The IP Net Share program is suposedly set to route to the other IP address. I have confirmed that these settings are correct, I don’t understand why I am not getting out on the right IP.
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