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Motorola SB5100 Multiple Users

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Lifer
The manual says I can connect one USB cable to a computer, then an Ethernet cable to another...

I have done so.

When I renew the IP address on the Ethernet computer, the USB computer stops working, and vice versa.

Anyway around this? Thanks!

Bill
 
Are you sure you read that correctly? I honestly do not believe this will work. Simple solution is using a router.
 
i agree with amdskip...i don't think this will work...
only way i can see it working is if your isp gives you two ip's and then the modem delegates the rest
 
Originally posted by: aRCeNiTe
The manual says I can connect one USB cable to a computer, then an Ethernet cable to another...

I have done so.

When I renew the IP address on the Ethernet computer, the USB computer stops working, and vice versa.

Anyway around this? Thanks!

Bill

I remember hearing somthing about this, but since I don't have one, I don't know how to set it up.I think it has a lite router built in like some DSL modems.
 
The SB5100 has a NAT inside but probably not to NAT the USB and Ethernet at the same time. Buy a regular Switch, and you will be able to use computers off the Switch SB5100.

Or Disable the NAT and get a Router. Stand alone Router will provide you with better flexibly.

Log here and scroll down.

Link to: Riding the digital waves on a SURFboard SB5100.

Network is kind of Funny Plugging Cables into Every Available Jack is not necessarily the way to go.

:sun:
 
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