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yawnmoth
I was looking at the Advanced TCP/IP Settings and noticed that you can
have multiple IP addresses.
I was wondering... would it be possible to use DHCP and, failing
that, specific IP addresses / subnet mask?
I ask because I have a laptop that I use at, primarily, two different
locations. One location uses DHCP and the other doesn't - you have to
manually specify "192.168.0.x". What I do, right now, is that I
manually adjust the TCP/IP properties, manually. Is there a way to
avoid having to do this?
have multiple IP addresses.
I was wondering... would it be possible to use DHCP and, failing
that, specific IP addresses / subnet mask?
I ask because I have a laptop that I use at, primarily, two different
locations. One location uses DHCP and the other doesn't - you have to
manually specify "192.168.0.x". What I do, right now, is that I
manually adjust the TCP/IP properties, manually. Is there a way to
avoid having to do this?