My Reply follows quote. On 30/05/2003 17:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >The PowerBook 1400/G3 (NewerTech upgrade), OS 8.6 has worked on the >LAN. TCP/IP is set to Connect via: Alternate Ethernet (EtherTech PB10 >ethernet card in the internal slot), Configure: Using DHCP Server. IP >address: 169.254.170.151, Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0. I've unchecked >"load only when needed". Rebooted countless times. I've trashed the >TCP/IP Prefs and zapped the PRAM. I've reinstalled the Ethertech >driver. I've reset the cable modem and router. I've changed cables. >I've used the same cable on the iBook that I'm on now. ----------- It seems to me that the usual IP for local networks is something like 192.168.1.1. Where did the 169 etc come from?
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