on 1/19/04 1:04 PM, Pastor Mac at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > likely the TCP/IP stack is trying to do DHCP on the built in card. > It's been a couple of years since I've seen this but when you open the > TCP/IP panel there may be a a pulldown menu under Ethernet. See if > there is a second ethernet card option. If it isn't in the TCP/IP > panel, check Appletalk and see if you can select the card as you > normally would between the Printer/Modem port pull down. > Pax, Thanks, but I've been round and round trying the built-in and card in the AppleTalk panel and the card and the built-in in the TCP/IP panel and using the various options off the pulldown (the one I want is the DHCP server) and doing a preferences trash and p-ram zap and so forth, but while both card and built in do a network hookup, only the built in does whatever it takes to get the browser to find a URL successfully. To re-cap: OS 9.1 IE 4.5 DSL over LAN. All the other boxes on the LAN get online and see each other.??????? -- All the Best,
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