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Doug wrote: > Hello: > > I switched from Verizon DSL to Comcast Broadband/Cable/Phone service > when I moved out to Acton. This is what I thought would happen: both > of the modems have a DHCP server in them, so if I plug them in, they > work. DHCP servers are in the modems, DHCP clients are on the > computers. > > That worked for my Linux box. I did not change a setting, and the box > was able to get on the Internet with no changes. I tried to connect > both my Linux (Ubuntu) laptop, and an IMac, but neither one worked. Both > the laptop and the IMac had been using wireless to connect, but > cannot do so now (I am not sure if that messes things up). Are you using a land-line for those boxes now? If so, you may want to check /etc/modprobe.conf (or similar) to see which ethX your land-line NIC is now (perhaps eth1?). Matt
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