Y?
Actually, DHCP and PPPoE are completely different types of protocols; both could theoretically be used together. DHCP is basically a way to get an IP address for yourself (along with info such as DNS addresses, default router, etc.) over an existing IP network. PPPoE is a way to bridge two separate networks across a third network, without allowing that third network access to either of the other two. These are completely different things, so I fail to understand what you are trying to determine here?
On Nov 8, 2004, at 15:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me if there's a way in Mac OS X to determine whether the user
is currently connected via DHCP vs. PPPoE? Some sort of unix shell command
perhaps? I've looked at the "ifconfig" command, and it spits back a lot if
interesting info, but nothing jumps out at me to denote "DHCP" vs. "PPPoE".
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