On 9 Nov 2002 at 13:20, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
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My ISP is ATT/Roadrunner (or whatever they're called in Boston
now). Yesterday they forced a switch to dynamic IP addressess
and DNS resolution so I can no longer use static IP
My ISP is ATT/Roadrunner (or whatever they're called in Boston
now). Yesterday they forced a switch to dynamic IP addressess
and DNS resolution so I can no longer use static IP addresses for
my DNS server entries.
My home network uses a W2K box connected directly to a cable
modem. No
If you want to leave the W98 box as your web gateway, reset ZA to
low local security and medium internet security. Not ideal, I agree,
but not everyone in the family is prepared to dump MS.
If you use KDE as your desktop, the learning curve is pretty
shallow. Check out Mandrake User
It's been eliminated. One alternative is as follows: Set SysV to
usermode 5. This boots directly to X using kdm and allows you to
select your GUI at login. When you logout from the GUI you are
returned to the kdm screen, from which you can login to another
GUI. If you are uncomfortable
