Can a Subscriber have multiple machines at home all conecting to the Internet?
Yes, but under very controlled circumstances. If the customer has a router working in conjunction with the 10 BaseT connection and can capture an IP address, then they can subnet behind the router. Some ISPs or Corporate Hosts may assign a statically mapped or fixed IP address to the MegaSubscriber. This scenario, when used in conjunction with a router can allow a number of other users access by subnetting the IP address. We are providing a Layer Two service and if the ISP or MegaCentral location assigns the address we cannot control how the end devices use the address. If the MegaCentral host assigns a dynamically assigned IP address and provides an always on service, the end users, if they terminate the 10 BaseT connection in a router, may be able to configure subnets after determining what the IP address is. Again, this is an issue how the host end and the subscriber ends are configured. In most cases, the connection is a single user to a single host.
