gt; I do have my iPhone and iPad using reserved IP addresses through mac
>>>> address filtering,
>>>> But none of my devices give me any errors with ip already in use.
>>>> Also I wonderd why you turn yor router off over night?
>>>> I never turn my router of
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Also I wonderd why you turn yor router off over night?
I never turn my router off unless the power to the house goes off.
I just wondered why you do this??
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wonderd why you turn yor router off over night?
>> I never turn my router off unless the power to the house goes off.
>> I just wondered why you do this??
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he power to the house goes off.
I just wondered why you do this??
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Subject: Wi-fi Query
I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today after
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I never turn my router off unless the power to the house goes off.
I just wondered why you do this??
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Subject: Wi-fi Query
I turn my router off at night so
Jonathan,
Tim was spot on. Just give the router more time to boot up before
starting the Mac. I was powering both on at about the same time.
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On 6/7/2018 12:00 PM, J
Another possibility is that both your router and your ISP are responding to
DHCP requests. If you expect your router to be handling DHCP then make sure of
the following:
1. Only one device is configured for DHCP on your LAN.
2. That broadcast ethernet packets on your lan do not get sent out beyo
That may be exactly it. I will delay the Mac startup a little more.
I can do a jig and them turn the Mac loose. :) Thanks Tim.
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On 6/7/2018 10:47 AM, Tim Kilburn wrot
Hi,
Sounds like either your Mac was already on when the router started up, or the
Mac started up faster than the router. Two ways to stop that message are to
just restart the Mac so that it will get a new DHCP lease from the router, or
you can go into System Prefs, Network, then to the Advance
I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today
after restarting the router and booting the Mac, then starting VMware
Fusion but not yet running the VM, the Mac popped up a dialog informing
me that another device was using the same IP address. I repeated the
whole process af
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