[macvoiceover] Re: More Network Issues
- From: Greg Williams <greg.williams.1978@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 01:33:06 -0500
Hi,
Yes, those are the choices I meant; I had a momentary memory lapse
between switching from preferences to mail. If "use dhcp" is checked,
then I would think that should have taken care of it.
As far as saving settingss, when you click on the advanced button for
airport and change the dhcp setting under the tcp-ip tab, you should
have to click on ok to exit the dialog. Then there is an apply button
on the main network which you have to click; this applies the changes
you made and saves the settings, so they shouldn't change the next
time. If you try to exit without clicking the apply button, it will
present you with a dialog saying that you have unsaved changes. To
make double sure that the settings won't change without you knowing,
you can click the "click the lock to prevent further changes button"
which will then force you to authenticate before anything can be
changed.
If you have "use dhcp" checked, and it says that you are connected to
your network in the airport status menu, then I can't see any reason
that safari or mail should complain about your connection when you
open them, but computers don't always see reason in the same way that
I do.
Greg
On Mar 10, 2009, at 8:44 PM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Under the tCP tab, my choice was either "Using DHCP" or "Using DHCP
Manually" and the first, which I assume is automatic had been
checked. Odddly, no matter how I change the settings, it doesn't
seem to stick from one session into the next. Is there something I
need to do to save these settings?
cdh
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