IP aliasing is a technique introduced to UNIX in the early 1990s. It was needed to host web services for different customers on one server only, which needed to serve several domain names for such...

benj111uk wrote I have been able to bridge the connections, but then I cannot access the CPE210’s settings wirelessly to select a different network. As soon as you bridge the wireless uplink with...

Keiyuu wrote What does "UN" stand for and how do I know if it's compatible with my router? It stands for "universal" and yes, it is compatible with your router.

drasche wrote Anyone having the same issue? And maybe a solution on this? You need a DNS server to resolve the .local domain name into an IP. To be able to also use official domains, your local DNS...

mariano861 wrote Do you think that is possible to make this link work using that single antenna? Will help use another omni antenna? Short answer: no, not on such distances. Should I buy the...

RTouris wrote being that remote clients are always under different subnetworks to say the least...? Not necessarily. If you are bridging the subnets, the MAC sublayer (layer 2) is shared between the...