[Gllug] ADSL Connection
Leigh Mason
leigh at silkstream.net
Wed Aug 7 21:29:10 UTC 2002
I use http://www.lavron.co.uk technologies for my adsl connection. They
offer one static ip and unrestricted traffic for 24.99 per month.
I got hold of a ZyXel adsl router(with one ethernet port) and a pots
splitter from http://www.dsl-warehouse (no software needed) - The router has
NAT so all your LAN pc's use it as a gateway for internet access, it's
relatively straightforward to configure, the packet filter config is a bit
limited but mostly fine for home use.
Leigh
-----Original Message-----
From: gllug-admin at linux.co.uk [mailto:gllug-admin at linux.co.uk]On Behalf
Of Ian Baillie
Sent: 07 August 2002 22:41
To: gllug at linux.co.uk
Subject: [Gllug] ADSL Connection
Hi All,
I will be moving soon and when I get settled, I would like to have a
high speed internet connection. I was thinking of ADSL self install
from Plusnet.
I recall that someone recommended this once, as a good solution offering
a static IP address.
Just wanted to check:
Would I be able to access my home server using this connection so I
could access my emails (using IMAP)?
Could I access my files on my home server?
What security would I need to put in place?
I was thinking of the ADSL Home Self Install Service
http://www.plusnet.co.uk/info2/residential/res_broadband_adslhome_selfinstal
l.html
using a non-usb (i.e. Ethernet port) DSL modem instead.
I currently use an old Gateway Qube as my home server, which has
firewall facilities (which I have not as yet set up). I have enabled
IMAP on this server, and use this for my email.
The Qube is in turn connected to a Linksys Router/Firewall (the firewall
isn't enabled on this either, but I will when I move), and then
currently to a cable modem, but in the future to a DSL Modem if the ADSL
is suitable.
Any help will be appreciated, but I will not be able to set up until I
move obviously, but hopefully within a month or so.
Regards,
Ian
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