ok yesterday i put my modem in bridge mode to c if me and my brother can connect to friends who we couldnt connect to on xbox livei did that and it workedwe are connected through a router that router is connected to the modemthe firewall security on the router is up and its also password protectedi just started looking into bridge modeing the modem yesterday so i dont know a whole lot abt itas far as i know it disables the firewall and something else toand it leaves the firewall and everything else to the routerim wondering what are the pros and cons of me putting the modem in bridge mode?
do you know that there is 2 grades of stainless steel, Marine grade is good but expensive, try copper
What Ned said, except don't ever, ever paint itMost bottom paints contain copper derivatives, and a copper coating will make for a weird gauss field around your boat- you might greatly increase electrolysis elsewhere.
Get a heat exchanger and keep it inside the boat seems U have a voltage leak find it use copper tubing and more zincs.
the best metal piping to be used for a keel cooling system is MONELI have 5 large fishing boats all keel cooled and all are built out of monel In 10 years never a problem !!! good luck
With bridged mode (also called ATM bridge) you have full control over the connectionEssentially it converts the ADSL digital signals from Telkom to a TX/RX signal on an ethernet interfaceYou can then run PPP directly from your PC (over ethernet) to the Telkom exchange and your PC gets the IP address, not the router/modemWhy is this useful? Well, IMHO not very if you run it to only one PC, but if you run it to a PC that can act as a gateway or router, you can add immense functionality to your networkIf you terminate it on a little Linux machine, you can use that as your firewall, as your NAT box, as your inbound port forwarder, and best of all, you can schedule events using cronbut a real drow back would be 24-hour disconnectJust use Linux/FreeBSD as a gateway and set the timeout 0 0 then you don't even notice it here r few links to discussions on whether to use modem in Bridge mode or not mybroadband .za/vb/showthread.php/41951-What-is-Bridge-Mode.
