[lug] Very odd, not really linux question -- WATT 32, AT&T at home
Zichary O`Tea
zirotea at cyberspace.org
Sun Nov 18 19:21:36 MST 2001
Yeah, when I do that it has some problems with the nameservers. My guess
is that AT&T name servers have a non-standard Address resolution protocal,
or Watt32 does. I guess I could sniff the packets and stuff, and find
out. Maybe I will, some day.
On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, Sean Reifschneider wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 05:20:53PM -0500, Zichary O`Tea wrote:
> >Although I can set my hostname in wattcp.cfg, it appears that when my host
> >name is sent durning the DHCP DISCOVER process, it appears as a "fully
>
> Don't use DHCP. Simply set up the static IP that they gave you on the
> install invoice. That's what I did...
>
> Sean
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