Comtrend CT-5361T

[James Carlock]

Hello,

It's been awhile since I played around with networking systems and hooking
up Apache to a network and running domains off a system.

I used to do it by having the "modem" pass the NIC an IP address and I
understand it well when going about it in that manner. I started to re-read
books by Cisco and other things on networking as I lost all my knowledge
on the seven network layers (physical (I), data link (II), network (III),
session (IV), transport (V) presentation (VI) and application (VII)).

So I need some help, and if I need to, I shall, build an application using
some of the Windows API (of course, in assembly).

I can connect to the Comtrend router/switch via the internal IP or the
external IP addresses. I need some help here though. I prefer to obtain
an IP address handed directly to the NIC, I just lack the skills in reading
and configuring this modem to do such things.

I ended up opening a second year Cisco book on routing, as well as the
documentation for the modem (a PDF file)...

http://download.comtrend.com/CT5361T_A3.3.pdf

Hi to all my friends and everyone that claims not to be friendly.

Hopefully by the end of today, the websites shall be visible. Thanks to
everyone in advance. I still need to re-read this documentation on the
modem.

[io_x]

Post by James Carlock
Hello,
It's been awhile since I played around with networking systems and hooking
up Apache to a network and running domains off a system.
I used to do it by having the "modem" pass the NIC an IP address and I
understand it well when going about it in that manner. I started to re-read
books by Cisco and other things on networking as I lost all my knowledge
on the seven network layers (physical (I), data link (II), network (III),
session (IV), transport (V) presentation (VI) and application (VII)).
So I need some help, and if I need to, I shall, build an application using
some of the Windows API (of course, in assembly).

i remember windows API here are in ws2_32.dll
you have to read the win32.hlp file for how to use them.

one useful and good NG is "comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32"
for questions about these api
at last that is my way on that

Post by James Carlock
I can connect to the Comtrend router/switch via the internal IP or the
external IP addresses. I need some help here though. I prefer to obtain
an IP address handed directly to the NIC, I just lack the skills in reading
and configuring this modem to do such things.

not time changing ip, is useful because if someone know ip
he/she know too how load http-pages
from your computer that act as server with fixed ip in home
24h/24h on and connect to internet

but it think it is easyer to have
one home-extern server that do it for you

i don't know too how to have a not time change ip too;
i don't know if DNS can link one http-address-NotIpAddress
to a time changing ip, and if all DNS notify each other
all change all ip<->addressNotIp

one can imagine in that case would happen
if someone act as DNS
notify one ip<->addressNotIp wrong to other DNS
so all people for example point to www.google.com
are redirect from one not google ip that
add one virus to the page google html
and redirect to google html page ...
but that is only imagination

Post by James Carlock
I ended up opening a second year Cisco book on routing, as well as the
documentation for the modem (a PDF file)...
http://download.comtrend.com/CT5361T_A3.3.pdf
Hi to all my friends and everyone that claims not to be friendly.
Hopefully by the end of today, the websites shall be visible. Thanks to
everyone in advance. I still need to re-read this documentation on the
modem.
--
James and Imelda Carlock