Patton, Tony writes:
> That is exactly what I am trying to achieve.
>> As for recompiling the kernel, not possible as I am using Compaq Tru64 Unix.
Of course you can recompile the kernel on Tru64. It just works slightly
different from Linux, it's very much BSDish. man doconfig(8), config(8).
> > What I meant is that I don't think it is possible to access the print
> > server
> > at 192.168.205.254 and the hosts in the range 192.168.205.60 -
> > 192.168.205.70 only, which is what I think Tony is trying to achieve.
Maybe I'm comlpetely ignorant, but couldn't you configure the router
(which sits between .200 and .205, right?) to statically map
.205.60-.205.70 into the .200 range, provided there is a sufficient
number of free IPs?
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