What about cable modem changeouts

[mattg at timesucker.ne.client2.attbi.com (Matt Galster)]

They just sent me a new cable box today.  Will changing that in break my nice dns name?

MEG

Brian J. Conway
> 
> > see the new servers and you are set.  My question is: how many of you
> > got the AT&T splash page saying you got there (the splash page) because
> > you are doing a static resolver thing and need to change your DNS
> > settings?  How does that work?
> 
> I ran into that the other day when I booted into Win2k for the first time
> in 3 months, any address I tried to reach would reply with the same IP for
> the splash page (I assume authoritatively).  I thought it was nice of them
> to send a letter to my home a month ago saying that the DNS servers were
> changing (having seen a notice of it a month before that somewhere on
> their support site) and that they had noticed my IP was still using the
> old ones, and that I should renew my DHCP client or change my DNS settings
> manually.  This was before and unrelated to the change today, which my
> gateway hasn't picked up yet from its DHCP client, but I run an internal
> nameserver anyway (which Win2k wasn't using at the time, hence the error a
> few days ago).
> 
> Brian J. Conway
> bconway at alum.wpi.edu
> 
> "LINUX is obsolete"
>      - Andrew S. Tanenbaum, creator of Minix - Jan 29, 1992
> _______________________________________________
> Discuss mailing list
> Discuss at blu.org
> http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
>