Begin forwarded message: > If he was testing with the internal address (10.0.1.201), then he of > course _would_ have been able to get there from the iMac. I meant iBook, sorry. > If from the same iBook on the same LAN he was trying to use his > external address, then the ABS might not have forwarded it to the > 10.0.1.201 address. (I'm not sure whether the ABS has this > limitation, but I know several cable routers do.) > > I've never heard of this "double DHCP" issue - would you elaborate? > > Cheers. > > Eagle > > On Apr 23, 2004, at 09:31, atoa at krak.net wrote: >> Doubtful. In that case, he wouldn't have been able to get there via >> the >> directly connected iBook, either. >> >> It could be that he has the double dhcp issue. >> >> On Fri, 23 Apr 2004, Eagle wrote: >>> I wonder whether he's checking his web access from INSIDE his ABS or >>> outside his ABS. That is, trying to give the WAN address from his >>> LAN, >>> or using the WAN address from somewhere outside his LAN. >>> >>> Many cable routers (and the like) will not answer requests to the WAN >>> address from the LAN. >>> >>> Eagle >>> >>> On Apr 23, 2004, at 09:22, Luis Meleiro wrote: >>>> Sorry to disagree 'atoa'. Yes, it was a typo, and this was Bob's >>>> prompt reply where he says so: >>>> >>>> robert-dot-w-dot-bumala-at-lmco-dot-com - 2004/04/21 23:24 PM >>> >>>> "Indeed a typo. The address is 10.0.1.201. I've checked and >>>> rechecked it. >>>> Bob." >>>> >>>> Don't know if he has already his problem solved though.