Tom:

I forgot, but that's exactly how I have my PB 3400 set--with the router's settings 
192.x.x.x in the Gateway field for the DNS. It doesn't pass those on to the ISP. I 
rememeber now reading somewhere that that would help connect.

Gary
> 
> From: "Tom Roth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/10/30 Thu AM 08:47:56 EST
> To: "PowerBooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: IP problem on PowerBook 3400 - static IPs
> 
> 
> Well I tried the static IP numbers on my PowerBook 3400 last night and it worked.  I 
> rebooted twice and each time I was able to connect too the internet after rebooting 
> with no problems.  I then shutdown before going to bed and booted it back up this 
> morning.  After it finished booting I was able to connect to the internet again so 
> it must have been something to do with the DHCP not working on the Mac.
> 
> Before I did this I connected to my router's administration settings and reduced the 
> DHCP range from 2-50 to 2-10 and then set my Mac's IP at 12.  I also wrote down the 
> DNS numbers that the router was getting from the cable modem and entered those 
> manually as well into the Name Server field of the TCP/IP Control Panel.  
> 
> Question:  If I had entered my router's IP in the Name Server field of the TCP/IP 
> Control Panel, would the router then pass the DNS request onto the real DNS that it 
> knows about?  That's the nice thing about DHCP, I don't have to remember all those 
> numbers.
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> -tom



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