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| DATE | 2009-07-31 |
| FROM | Ron Guerin
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Moving ISP Services
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Ruben Safir wrote:
> First - I have to get mrbrklyn.com, nylxs.com, nylxs.org,
> freedom-it.com, freedom-it.org and brooklyn-living.com all rereistered
> to the new IP addresses. I have to reconfigure bind and the named.conf
> file, and then I have to kick the hell out of this lousy cisco router.
>
> You'd think I never handled networks before the way this thing crapped
> out out.
>
Heh. My recollection about setting that up a year or so ago was a
similar feeling. I remember Googling for a manual for the Cisco, but I
don't think that was the problem. For some reason I've got it in my
head that they'd hooked it up with the wrong cable. (needed a
crossover) I did spend a certain amount of time on the phone with
Optimum before it all worked, but I think that was just because my
client forgot to get a static IP package. Should be at least a bit
faster than what you had when it's all over, hopefully making you feel
the aggravation was worth it.
- Ron
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