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Quoting David Bell:
I'm due to connect via ADSL in mid December, meanwhile currently connected using a 56k serial modem via an IPcop firewall box. I have been given an unused <Creative> etho/usb non firewall, ADSL router/modem. Would I be able to retain my IPcop box and somehow ignore the router facet on the modem: or should I keep it simple, go beserk, and lash out around £30 on a (non USB) modem instead?
Using an adsl router is the easiest way to connect linux to adsl, it saves a lot
of mucking about with drivers and gives you nice ethernet presentation to your
firewall.
Something like the following is a reasonable way to set it up:
Internet
|
| public IP
router
| 10.0.0.1
|
| 10.0.0.2
firewall
| 192.168.1.1
|
| 192.168.1.2
workstation
Alex.
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