-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I have an alternate machine, but have not configured the NIC (I swapped N= ICs=20 with the machine I am running now). Actually I was hoping that it would = not=20 come to swapping machines (350 MHz vs 2 GHz). I tried the static IP thin= g. =20 However, that did not provide any help. In fact, that is why I had suspe= cted=20 that there might be something up with the DSL service.
Even if I do not want to use the Internet, I still hate knowing that I ca= n't=20 get there when I do want to use it. - -K On Sunday 20 October 2002 09:02 am, Cleve Allison wrote: > Oh well.....it worked for me. Had to do with using two different > computers....thus two different nics and the mac to ip stuff getting > confused in my cable modem. > Do you have a test computer with an alternate OS installed (be it MS > Whatever or another Distribution) that you can hook up and see if it is > able to contact the DHCP server? If you have written down the last ip = info > that the DHCP server provided you then you might want to try statically > assigning it just to see if you can communicate before continuing to > troubleshoot the issue. > > I hate it when I can't get onto the internet....I'm definitely addicted= in > a big way! > Cleve -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE9sqzzSEpqMhdw3KQRAuwLAJ46UVS8hKAGyD8kXMD/oWvksrsskgCgk2S1 oIBjcSbLw7cdbYFPG85xPSU=3D =3DuEfE -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
