Gerhard Magnus wrote:
I recently had to deal with my ISP about a connectivity problem that
turned out to be on their end. (The tech referred to linux as lie-nux
If you insist on "correct pronunciation" then you should pronounce
it "lee-nooks" to rhyme with "free kooks". If you say "linnux" then you
shouldn't complain about "lie-nux", as neither of them is the way
Linus (pr. lee-noos) says it, and it's derived from his name.
[modem<->router<->box,box,box,box]
I thought I'd check this out before going further....
I've got the same setup with fixed IP on the back side of the
router, and only one machine. That's a very normal setup. Many
people who run only some version of Windows are however not
very security savvy or conscious, and don't run with a router,
and always use DHCP even if with a router.
Mike
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