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Hello.
Maybe someone can help me and answer for my question. I would like connect 4
computers to Casema and I would like to use casema's routing and DHCP
server. 2 of them are working correctly (let's say correctly) but 2 of them
not (DHCP server didn't answer for broadcast). And that's my question. How
many computers can I link using DHCP servers in Casema. Are ther any limits
for that? Could somebody who's knows that problem answer me.
That's anyway for any kind of help
Czarnuch wrote:
> Hello.
> Maybe someone can help me and answer for my question. I would like connect
> 4 computers to Casema and I would like to use casema's routing and DHCP
> server. 2 of them are working correctly (let's say correctly) but 2 of
> them not (DHCP server didn't answer for broadcast). And that's my
> question. How many computers can I link using DHCP servers in Casema. Are
> ther any limits for that? Could somebody who's knows that problem answer
> me.
Well if there are two working using a link directly to Casema I guess two..
Maybe it's better to use a router behind you're cable modem, then you'll be
able to use as many computers as you want to (theoretically that is).
--
EP
Rockstars, is there anything they don't know? (Homer Simpson)
Yes I know that but I have old hub so I think that maybe it could be work. I
mind, what for I have to buy a router? When Casema have a DHCP server ther's
no need to route by myself. They doing it for me. This is what I'm asking
everybody about. Did someone solve that problem? (Connect 4 PC to cable
modem through the hub). Maybe link for site which describe any solutions or
official Casema detail (on casema.nl I found only short description of the
firm whitout techical support in english).
Thank's for helping
"EL PIÑO" <elpino@isvervelend.be> schreef in bericht
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> Czarnuch wrote:
>
>> Hello.
>> Maybe someone can help me and answer for my question. I would like
>> connect
>> 4 computers to Casema and I would like to use casema's routing and DHCP
>> server. 2 of them are working correctly (let's say correctly) but 2 of
>> them not (DHCP server didn't answer for broadcast). And that's my
>> question. How many computers can I link using DHCP servers in Casema. Are
>> ther any limits for that? Could somebody who's knows that problem answer
>> me.
>
> Well if there are two working using a link directly to Casema I guess
> two..
> Maybe it's better to use a router behind you're cable modem, then you'll
> be
> able to use as many computers as you want to (theoretically that is).
>
> --
> EP
> Rockstars, is there anything they don't know? (Homer Simpson)
Czarnuch wrote:
> Yes I know that but I have old hub so I think that maybe it could be
> work. I mind, what for I have to buy a router?
To connect more than one computer to a connection meant for a SINGLE
computer.
> When Casema have a
> DHCP server ther's no need to route by myself. They doing it for me.
You pay for only one connection. That you got 2 computers to work is pure
luck, or casema tolerance, or just a casema config error.
> This is what I'm asking everybody about.
And everybody says the same (buy a router or have a pc do the routing), yet
you remain stubborn.
> Did someone solve that
> problem? (Connect 4 PC to cable modem through the hub).
Not without some form of NAT routing.
> Maybe link
> for site which describe any solutions or official Casema detail (on
> casema.nl I found only short description of the firm whitout techical
> support in english).
We live in the Netherlands. You're supposed to learn the language, despite
the fact that lots of dutch people speak english and a few more languages.
It's not your right to have support in english.
Bm
OK. Thank's a lot. That's the answer witch I'm looking for.
About language. You right. But now I'm a student in Poland and I have a
girlfriend in here. She speaks Dutch but not to good to translate technical
texts. Otherwise most of webs in Poland have tlanstations. It's the way how
they tread the customer. Sorry for saying that but in Holland You have worst
service I ever met. (When I want to turn on my IM in cell I have to call the
clantservice (in shop they know something about GPS and they don't know what
GPRS is ) witch send me an SMS with settings - it didn't arrived). You could
change that by talking with them as we do in my country.
Thak's for helping me.
Na rijp beraad schreef Czarnuch :
> OK. Thank's a lot. That's the answer witch I'm looking for.
> About language. You right. But now I'm a student in Poland and I have a
> girlfriend in here. She speaks Dutch but not to good to translate technical
> texts. Otherwise most of webs in Poland have tlanstations. It's the way how
> they tread the customer. Sorry for saying that but in Holland You have worst
> service I ever met. (When I want to turn on my IM in cell I have to call the
> clantservice (in shop they know something about GPS and they don't know what
> GPRS is ) witch send me an SMS with settings - it didn't arrived). You could
> change that by talking with them as we do in my country.
> Thak's for helping me.
for Translation: http://www.freetranslation.com/
Thank's. That's how Holland become friendly
I've checked it, Czarnuch really wrote this:
> orry for saying that but in Holland You have worst
> service I ever met.
Yeah that's true.. But it really depends on which companies you need service
from.. A lot of internet providers, for instance, have really crap
servicedeks for a lot of money. Others (the more expensive most of the time)
have free or local numbers and a good service. So it can't be said that all
companies have a bad service only some have.
--
EP
Rockstars, is there anything they don't know? (Homer Simpson)
gms wrote:
> Czarnuch wrote:
> > ...
>
> for Translation: http://www.freetranslation.com/
As long as you don't take the resulting "Dutch" too serious...
-p
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