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In order to get it to work I did need to set one end to 10.0.0.xx and the other to 10.0.100.xx. You are correct in your assumptions, but how would I achieve this? Set the Aware to a bridge/router and the Zoom to 1483 bridged IP? The supplier has the exact same modem at the top end but...

What would you suggest in the way of an IP change?

In the offshore industry people refuse to change equipment for many years, sometimes decades. So if I need to use a specific product, an alternative may not be available, if it has specific hardware for IP integrated into it it's not always possible to swap out for something nice. Sometimes...

Ok, so maybe I've not included all the details. This is NOT a standard network setup. They are devices inside subsea equipment and alternatives cannot be used due to the integration of other hardware. I have got something working now, not sure how but I have. I've configured each device...

I tend to agree. I'm off to inform the management of the impossibility of the task! Wish me luck, sigh....

When it catches fire and I'm standing with a box of matches and a bottle of paraffin. They are both routers. They have DSL links and Ethernet. But yes, not extra hardware available. Is it even possible?

It seems that is no longer an option. Current hardware, I've been told, 'should' suffice. But I don't think it's with the cheap modem. The information is mostly coming from the other end anyway. I'm playing with the expensive modem/router but it's difficult as it's set up from xml files...

Basically, yes. It has to run without PC intervention and with current hardware, or at most a different off-the-shelf modem.

I might be, I'm not hugely experienced beyond plug and play LAN's. Never messed with this side before. I only have hardware to do this and not sure how to do it without software. So should I set up a routing table for the paired devices using MAC/IP's?

One modem is a Zoom X5 (cheap and nasty) which supports 1483 Bridged IP + NAT. And the other is an Aware 550 Module, which is uber expensive and supports bridging via xml setup. I have several paired devices, one at each side and need them to talk to each other, they use several...

I have one modem set to 192.168.20.4 as WAN IP and gateway as 192.168.20.22. And visa versa for the other modem. The connection is set to 1483 IP Bridged.

Hi Guys, I call upon your collective expertise in my time of need. I'm looking to bridge 2 networks across a DSL link (WAN). LAN A on 10.0.0.XX and LAN B on 10.0.0.XX. Modems are talking to each other and making a link and from one modem I can ping the other, from on LAN I cannot...

Ordered it now with some LANC Control chip boards. Will update whether it works or not in case anyone was interested. Cheers, J

for some reason it never seems to be mentioned in the manuals! It's used in applications where the user might not have direct access to the controls, like underwater or sky diving. http://www.aquatix.com/lanc_camcorders.htm That's the best confirmation I have but I need to be sure. J

Hi, Looking at getting the top range HD sony camcorder the HDR-XR550VE. I need to use it remotely via software though, using the ELM624 chip for LANC/Control-L commands. Does anyone have this camcorder or know if it has LANC connector as review websites are giving me conflicting...

I think I will miss the grunt but I want a change from Suzuki. And I need to try sporty. I loved my mates SV650, with the beowulf it is easily the best sounding bike out there, but I found the limits rather easy. I think the 675 should be ample for some fair weather riding and commuting outside...

I can see why it wouldn't pull as hard as a 1200 Ninja! But the handling more than makes up for that. I want a change from the big street-fighter, although I'll have to remember I won't be able to pull off in 4th!

Aye in Scotland, Aberdeen to be precise so would most likely go through Shirlaws. Tis Rather a sexy bike. I found the CBR600RR to be the most comfortable but the slight shortness of the Daytona wasn't a problem, I'm 6'3", but the Daytona was more fun and a better noise. Gotta love that triple...

I've decided to get rid of the 1250 Bandit SA. It's too goddamn big! I've test rode CBR600RR, R6, ZX636 and Daytona 675 (yes I've kinda already decided on a supersport). I really liked the CBR600RR (My crotch is still bruised from the R6) and the Daytona but I think I prefer the Triumph...

A combo of Black and White pudding is supreme meal! And NO sauce you perverts!