My Reply follows quote. On 12/02/2003 09:24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Laurie Yalem) > >I have a clamshell ibook that will not "catch" a TCP/IP number. At my >school, our firewall disperses TCP/IP numbers through DHCP. All other >computers are fine except this ibook. The number it is receiving start >with 169.xxx and I have been told that this is somewhat of a self >assigned number and is not being assigned through our firewall. That >would make sense because this laptop cannot get out on the web through >ethernet cat 5 cable or aiport networking. I can see others on the >network via appleshare. I tried installing a new system folder, but the >problem remains. Is there a card or something inside of the ibook that is >broken? Is there a way to replace something or test to see what is not >working. Thanks in advance. ---------- If you open your TCP/IP control panel while connected to your network, what are the settings you see?
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