EricBergan;592580 Wrote: 
> Just replaced a failed SB3 with a Touch, and was surprised that Touch
> doesn't support assigning an IP address, when the SB3 still does.
> Independent of what is "right", why remove functionality, that some
> users do use?
> 
> As for why? My network monitoring software reports traffic associated
> by IP address, so it's nice to have them all stay the same. Yes, can do
> it in the router, but why should I have to when the product used to
> support it?
> 
> eric

I think if you connect an ethernet cable to the Touch but do not have
the other end connected to the router it then allows you to setup the
IP yourself.
Or just turn off DHCP on the router if you are assigning fixed IP's for
everything anyway.
I'd much rather use router IP reservations myself, it's just a mouse
click compared to entering all of the superfluous info manually (IP,
subnet, DNS, etc..).


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