Re: Adding a Linksys Wireless ROuter to Network -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Adding a Linksys Wireless ROuter to Network
From: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 09:22:51 -0600
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Bob Anderson wrote:

It is a the far end of the plant with a Cisco switch and a
4-port hub between it and the Data Center

Ok, if it's hard wired, it's location doesn't really mater.

I would suggest that you give the wireless router it's own external IP
address, block outbound port 25, and just open it up.

david

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Re: Adding a Linksys Wireless ROuter to Network , Jones, John (US)
Re: Adding a Linksys Wireless ROuter to Network , Tom Jedrzejewicz

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