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On 10 Feb 98 at 19:54, Michael O'Donnell <mod at std.com> wrote: > Given my understanding of what I've read in the m1x newsgroups, > and reading between the lines of Jerry's message, I conclude that > his configuration employs a hub between the modem and the machine No. I run thin-wire ethernbet. I prefer thin-wire for small LANs. I just upgraded my Win95 system to a PentiumII. I also put a new Ethernet card in it. Called Mediaone, and they configured the new Mac address immediately including changing DNS to reflect my new IP address. M1X does not give static IP addresses, but they normally give you the same IP address unless they either renumber your network segment or you change ethernet cards. Since I have had M1X (18 months), my IP address change twise, the first time was when they renumbered Newton last year, and when I changed my ethernet card. +----------------------------------------------+ Gerald Feldman <gaf at mediaone.net> Boston Computer Solutions and Consulting ICQ#156300
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