Re: Linksys Router Table

Neil Moomey wrote:
> My router is a BEFW1154 Linksys wireless. I'm not using wireless right now.
> Yes, I understand the IP address is the local only. I think 192.168.1.2
> through .99 is for static IPs and anything 192.168.1.100 and above is
> reserved for DHCP. I can configure my Linux box ok with either static IP
> or DHCP. That's not the problem. The problem is I can't seem to add a
> static IP address to the Linksys router table which I need to do right?
> When I click on the Static Routing tab it has a dropdown for Static Routing
> that says 1,2,3...etc. (Select Route entry). What does that mean? How do I
> add or delete an IP address to the routing table? I wish I could just edit
> a text file.
>
> Thanks for the suggestions Jim but I could not find any page with both a MAC
> address and IP address except the Filters page. What is that for? I also
> tried DMZ host and disabling DHCP and assigning a static IP to my web
> server. I tried just about everything.
>
> Neil

Hey Neil,

Are you just trying to give your webserver a static IP or is there a
more sinister motive? ;) If you just want it to have a static IP then
just give the webserver a static IP and it won't get an address from the
router.

Jon
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Received on Mon Jan 9 23:46:52 2006