heyas!

[mikebw at bilow.bilow.uu.ids.net (Mike Bilow)]

Leif Hardison wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:

 LH> 1. Have any of u had a chance to use Highway1 Internet access?  
 LH> Because a friend of mine has, and can only have one computer 
 LH> hooked up at a time. Highway1 uses some unique number as the 
 LH> equivalent to a L/P, meaning u cant send the ethernet cord from 
 LH> the cable modem to a hub, from our understandings.  Is there 
 LH> a way to masqurade <er spelling its late> IP's so as to be able 
 LH> to use multiple hubs? 

I'm not sure I understand what you are saying.  Most ISPs will not allow the
same user account to connect more than once at a time, for obvious reasons. 
Even those which allow this technically probably prohibit it under their
customer agreements and terms of service.

Linux does have support for IP masquerading, where a whole network can be
hidden behind a machine with a single IP address, but this seems to be the
opposite of what you want to do.

What is an "L/P?"
 
-- Mike