[WinMac] More Questions on Mac DHCP

David McKnight(dmcknight[at]fleetwood.com)
Mon, 26 Apr 1999 10:58:08 -0500

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DHCP has been working flawlessly on our Macs, but as we put in a
firewall to access the internet, each computer needs a hostname
or a static IP address (our IS department prefers the hostname
route). I'm told that if you are running DHCP on the Mac, you
cannot assign the computer a hostname. Anyone got the scoop on
this? In the TCP/IP control panel, there's a "select hosts file"
button -- but no documentation on it, and IS doesn't know what it
is.

DAVID

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