The cable modem only supports 1 IP, or MAC address. To connect from the
cable modem to the switch you need a cross over cable or port.

Those would be Guesses number 1 and 2.

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Larry
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 6:43 AM
To: MSWinNT Discussions
Subject: WIN2K question


First time I have asked for help here...

A friend has a cable modem hookup.  He has the connection going to a
switch, with a connection to a Win98 computer, and a Win2K computer.
The Win98 has no problem getting on, and is set for DHCP to pick up an
IP address.  I cannot get the Win2K to pick up an IP address.  I have
swapped cables, ports on the switch, tied directly into the cable modem,
but cannot get DHCP to pick up an IP (other then the private one it
automatically generates). However, the computers can see each other with
NetBeui.  Any ideas?


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