***Network Rendering Troubles*** 2005-06-30 - By Chris Drake
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> I'm trying to set up a wireless home network with a Wireless router so I can
do network rendering in C4P.
>
> I talked with a Support Rep. from my ISP Sprint and he explained to me that
if I wanted
> an Static IP Address it would cost extra $10.00 per month. That is out of my
price range.
And totally unnecessary.
> Therefore I'm wondering is there anyway I still use Network-rendering with a
dynamic IP Address?
There are actually two networks involved here: the "external" one which you use
to
connect to Sprint, and the one in your house. Anything you plug into your
router from
inside your home is a local net, and you can set up static addresses on that net
without affecting the dynamic address you use on the Sprint network. (The
router
does what's known as Network Address Translation, NAT, to make sure your local
addresses are correctly seen by the outside world).
If you want more details drop me a line - I'm not sure this is of too much
interest to everybody else out there... :)
- C
chris.drake "at" sun.com
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