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So the question is whether or not these machines will be lynx friendly. Like many of us, my firewall is a salvaged academic box running _free_OS_. By salvaged academic box, I of course mean "unable to run X in any reasonable manner." We shall see tonight, when I get a chance to do this again. If all proceeds according to plan, I will post a short how-to so others can avoid this dance. Thanks for the information, hopefully its the clue by 4 that I need. -Charles On Wed, 31 Jul 2002, Peter R. Wood wrote: > Within the last month or so, ATTBI has started a migration of cable modem > databases to a central database. Customers are now supposed to provision > their cable modems themselves. DNS works so that you are able to visit one > of these two addresses: > > https://sas.ne1.attbb.net > > https://sas.ne2.attbb.net > > They are part of ATTBB's new self-provisioning system for the cable modems. > Just walk through the steps and hopefully it will get you registered > properly. If that doesn't help, then let's go back to the drawing board. > > Don't ask me why they do this or how it works, I'm just a customer who has > figure it out through trial and error and tech support. > > > I've had no problems since I was hooked up 4 months ago with Attbi in > > Tewksbury. My firewall is a FreeBSD machine NATing for the internal > > network, and after the install I just called up AT&T tech support to give > > them my MAC address, and 5 minutes later fired up dhclient. Neither the > > service nor the machine has been down since, and I'm quite pleased with > > the speed. > > >
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