[ibmkillr]

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.

[ibmkillr]

Uh, 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 #2

The Cisco Switch then connects to the rest of my network, my Airport, 2 PC’s and 3 other Mac’s.

Kurt

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