Re: Getting on Internet
"jds53@xxxxxxxxxxx" <jds53@xxxxxxxxxxx@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>I work at a school and we have a few Windows 2000 machines that can get an
>IP
> Address but they can't get out to the Internet. I have tried inputting a
> static IP and the computer can get on the internet. an ideas what is
> keeping
> them from getting on the internet with a DHCP assigned address?
DHCP is probably assigning a private address IP rather than public.
-Frank
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