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Hi Peter! |
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On 2017-04-21 13:53, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> Have you considered spending a little money, ditching the router and |
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> substituting one that you can control? Reasonably capable routers |
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> aren't expensive. |
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Yes, I have considered this. But this is a router by my internet |
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provider, especially configured to work at my place. It uses optical |
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fibers instead of RJ11. I don't even have dial-in or log-in data, since |
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it was already pre-configured. |
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I guess I cannot simply "ditch" the router. But yes, if I am out of |
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options, I could always buy another router, connect it to my main router |
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and just use this new one for connecting my devices. |
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But I also want to think about situations, where I need static IP |
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addresses and I cannot access the router configuration. For example, if |
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I need to configure a certain embedded device, which is only accessible |
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via an IP in another subnet, then I could dedicate a NIC for the sole |
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purpose to receive a static IP in this particular subnet, but only if I |
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am connected in my home network. |
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I prefer general solutions over quickfixes which just work for one |
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particular case. |
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But nevertheless, thanks for your suggestion! |
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Kind regards |
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Flo |