@home service

[Adam McDougall]

I use isc-dhcp client and I have to put my given "computer name" in
/etc/dhclient.conf because @home's dhcp server bases identity off of that
instead of the ethernet address.  Substitute your network interface for
ed0.  My installation technicion said the IP should remain the
same unless they need to replace a piece of equipment I forgot the name
of.

interface "ed0" {
        send host-name "C1666644-A";
}


On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, basher584 wrote:

> Yes.  I never got DHCP working with it for some reason.  I just plugged
> in the IP they gave me as a static IP.  It hasn't changed in over 8
> months soo.. <knock on wood>.
>
> I am sure that some variant of DHCP works with it, but I haven't
> bothered looking into it yet.
>
> -Ben
>
> Jeremiah Korreck wrote:
>
> > Does anyone have any experience with setting up redhat with att@home,
> > I'm running version 7.1 with a dual boot to win2k.
> > Jeremiah Korreck
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