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Is it possible to use 4 PCs with only 3 fixed IPs in an elegant way?
Our Provider now has this special Offer with increased Download Rates for 3 fixed IP-Addresses. The Installation includes setting up the Modem and a Hub.
An easy solution seems to be, to connect the 4.Pc with one of the others to a Router/Switch (e.g. Linksys BEFSR41) and this again to the Hub. But putting an Switch beneath a hub feels rather wrong. Would it instead be possible to totally replace the Hub? And still keep the 3 IPs visible?
Maybe im just overanxious but i dont want them to get suspicious, about us paying for 3 but only using "1" IP. And i think having 3 independent is an advantage for some applications.
One more Question: Replacing the HUb, would also mean to replace a MAC? Must i use the one from the Hub (do they have one?) or take something completly different? Where would i find that?
Sorry for my bad english as im VERY tired, but it would be real nice if someone could answer.
Is it possible to use 4 PCs with only 3 fixed IPs in an elegant way?
Our Provider now has this special Offer with increased Download Rates for 3 fixed IP-Addresses. The Installation includes setting up the Modem and a Hub.
An easy solution seems to be, to connect the 4.Pc with one of the others to a Router/Switch (e.g. Linksys BEFSR41) and this again to the Hub. But putting an Switch beneath a hub feels rather wrong. Would it instead be possible to totally replace the Hub? And still keep the 3 IPs visible?
Maybe im just overanxious but i dont want them to get suspicious, about us paying for 3 but only using "1" IP. And i think having 3 independent is an advantage for some applications.
One more Question: Replacing the HUb, would also mean to replace a MAC? Must i use the one from the Hub (do they have one?) or take something completly different? Where would i find that?
Sorry for my bad english as im VERY tired, but it would be real nice if someone could answer.