Hi, Try to find out your IP address and your netmask and nds adress under a working dhcp client (windblows etc.) then assign this to your nic under linux. This is working because your ip adres is assigned by dhcp but it is static ( my @home ipadres is still the same as 4 months ago when i started with @home). regards, manuel dopp -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Pascal Poirier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Datum: dinsdag 16 januari 2001 3:34 Onderwerp: [newbie] @home and Mandrake >Just asking a quick question for a friend that I am helping install >mandrake. > >She is on the @home network and is having trouble logging in. There are >directions on the mandrake user website on how to do it for a static ip >and I am looking to do it for a dynamic one since she has had little luck >with a static one. Not to mention that the directions given are very >unclear (maybe because they where written with an older version in mind?) >and I am not sure of some the setup procedures... I want to help >but I my self have DSL which with simple autodetect on everything. > >So if anyone has a up to date and simple procedure for the @home network >let me know. > > >Pascal Poirier 8^) >****************************************************************** > >"Time is just one damn thing after another!" -Anonyms > >Fifth Year Electrical Engineering Daltech, Nova Scotia > >****************************************************************** > > >
