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Date:	Tue, 30 Dec 2003 23:43:11 PST8
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: DHCPSTRT

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Hi Sandy & Steven
Your DHCPSTRT discussion remembered me to my happenings with =

my 1st time Wireless connect with my new T30 and OS/2 MCP 4.52 !

My TCP is set like following:

LAN0 is the conventional Ethernet RJ-45 cable to my router
LAN1 is the built-in WL Intersil Prism 2.5 =

Both the MACS drivers are loaded but with TCPCFG2 I do set the =

respectively LAN active or inactive.

Normally at home in my little NW environment everthing is well set =

and working with LAN0 activated and LAN1 inactivated.

Being abroad and trying the WL connect I am changing to LAN0 =

being inactive and LAN1 as active !

With my deeper checks of what has been changing I noticed that =

there were quite many changes i.e.:

- domain name
- DNS TCPIP addresses

Going back to the default LAN0 environment I needed to reset =

everthing new ;-(

How and why comes and are there some hints and suggestions =

to get these swaps between wired or wireless more easily ???

TIA for your assistance and suggestions and a =

Happy New Year =

svobi

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