Re: Simple(?) Networking Question

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From: A Peroutka
Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2000 00:00

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If it is like my @home service, they give you a new "computer name" which
you type in the identification tab in the control panel network.  This takes
care of all the IP addresses for them.  I have not tried this:  I was simply
told this by the tech.

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