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- Network DHCP Configuration
Ethernet Configuration for Windows Vista/7
- Be sure you are logged into the computer as an administrator.
- Click on the Start Bubble.
- Click on CONTROL PANEL.
- Click on NETWORK AND SHARING CENTER.
- In the left column click on MANAGE NETWORK CONNECTIONS.
- Right click on LOCAL AREA CONNECTIONS and select PROPERTIES.
- On the GENERAL tab, double-click INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP) or highlight it and select properties.
- Select the GENERAL Tab of the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window.
- Make sure the radio buttons for Obtain an IP Address Automatically and Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically are both selected and click OK.
Ethernet Configuration for Windows XP
- Be sure you are logged into the computer as an administrator.
- Close all applications
- Click START and then CONTROL PANEL.
- Click NETWORK AND INTERNET CONNECTIONS.
- Click NETWORK CONNECTION.
- Double-click the LOCAL AREA CONNECTION icon.
- The Local Area Connection status window will appear.
- Click on PROPERTIES.
- On the GENERAL tab, double-click INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP) or highlight it and select properties.
- Select the GENERAL Tab of the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window.
- Make sure the radio buttons for Obtain an IP Address Automatically and Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically are both selected and click OK.
Ethernet configuration for Mac OS X
Acquiring a new/clean copy of the TCP/IP Preferences folder (optional)
The procedure involves removing the TCP/IP Preferences folder. If you wish to keep a copy of the old TCP/IP preferences, you should copy them to another folder other than the Preferences folder or to a disk.
- Close all windows.
- Click on the MACINTOSH HARD DRIVE.
- Browse to the SYSTEM FOLDER and to PREFERENCES.
- Find the TCP/IP PREFERENCES and drag them to the trash.
- Close all windows.
- When the TCP/IP settings are open again, a new preferences folder is automatically created.
Configure new TCP/IP settings.
- Click on the Apple Menu
- Click SYSTEM PREFERENCES
- Select the NETWORK icon.
- In the Network window, set LOCATION field to automatic.
- The SHOW field should be set to Built-in Ethernet.
- The CONFIGURE field should be set to Using DHCP (Do not use DHCP with fixed IP address).
- The DHCP Client ID field should be blank.
- Everything else should be blank.
- Save changes and close window.
If you do not see Built-In Ethernet in the show field
- Select Active Network Ports from the show field.
- Select Built-in Ethernet.
- Click Apply Now
- If Built-in Ethernet is not in window, select New.
- A drop-down menu will appear.
- From the drop-down list, select Built-in Ethernet.
- Click OK.

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