[X Newbies] DHCP lost after upgrade

[aussieblnd]

that makes sense!  I am just happy they work and can talk to each other the
server and my PC (Share Files)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Florin Alexander Neumann" <alexn at ica.net>
To: "Mac OS X Newbies" <X-Newbies at lists.themacintoshguy.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: [X Newbies] DHCP lost after upgrade

> In Mac OS X you can have multiple network connections active at the
> same time. For instance, you could connect to the Internet via your
> modem (using TCP/IP over PPP), and, at the same time connect to the PC
> next door via Ethernet (using TCP).
> Note that this wouldn't mean that you'd be using PPP and DHCP at the
> same time on the same network port -- they'd be on different
> connections.
> In your specific case you have a fairly common set-up: a LAN (your G4
> and G3) connected to a WAN (the Internet) via a router. Most likely,
> both machines have IP addresses assigned by DHCP by the router. You're
> not using PPP at all.
> > > If it ain't broke, no touchie!
> f



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