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Standard User mlmclaren
(member) Mon 12-May-14 20:17:06
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Re: Static IP's Question?


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Ethernet Direct

Virgin Media 50/3 > SH2 Modem Mode > Airport Extreme 5th Gen
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 12-May-14 20:20:09
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The reason I asked is because it sets up a VLAN for the Guest network and some switches don't pass through the VLAN stuff. I guess you need Apple support.
Standard User mlmclaren
(member) Mon 12-May-14 20:21:22
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Ok thanks for your help will jump on to apple now.

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Standard User mlmclaren
(member) Mon 12-May-14 22:27:09
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Well turns out that I can do most things I thought I couldn't, but can't do them on windows utility on Mac or iOS as there there newer version.

So all done.

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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Mon 12-May-14 23:39:40
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So you just need the single static IP address, to get BQM. I assume you can set the Extreme to respond to pings?

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Standard User mlmclaren
(member) Tue 13-May-14 00:03:18
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Yep the AE is responding to my BQM setup via virgin just fine

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 13-May-14 08:35:34
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That's great news smile
Standard User mlmclaren
(member) Tue 13-May-14 12:52:03
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indeed!

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Standard User dragon2611
(committed) Sat 17-May-14 13:27:06
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In reply to a post by RobertoS:
(Residential) Plusnet static IP addresses are not configured at your end.

They simply allocate one from their DHCP pool and store it on your account. When you connect, that address is given to you instead of a newly-issued DHCP dynamic one.


I'm not sure if they'd use DHCP or not as it's PPP not straight ethernet, more likely to be controlled by the Radius/AAA servers.
Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 17-May-14 20:53:57
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In reply to a post by dragon2611:
I'm not sure if they'd use DHCP or not as it's PPP not straight ethernet, more likely to be controlled by the Radius/AAA servers.


I've always commented this when people say DHCP given the use of PPP. smile Surely the RAS will have its own pool distributed in the PPP frames, and no DHCP packets would be seen. Not that bothered to wireshark it though smile

Didn't know you had a PN connection too smile

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Edited by jchamier (Sat 17-May-14 22:13:48)

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