Are you using static addresses in the correct range for your network? What's your router IP address? Have you tried switching AppleTalk on?
On May 25, 2004, at 8:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Greg G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the hints.
Here are some specs:
My 2400c runs OS 9.1;
I'm trying to connect using DHCP
The address(es) that show up (all) do start with 169
I've tried setting TCP/IP manually without success
No, ethernet did not work (though it did a while ago but something has gone awry since).
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Peter
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