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| How do you obtain the IP address on a mac? First you have to decide which Operating System (OS) you are using. Mac OS 9 or lower OR Mac OS X (any version) Mac OS 9 or lower There are two ways to obtain an IP address on a mac which is connected to the internet. When connected via dialup you can either go the the TCP/IP control panel: Apple menu -> Control Panel -> TCP/IP and then read it from there.  Or you can launch remote access. Apple menu -> Control Panel -> Remote Access and then read it from there.  Mac OS X (TEN) (any version) This is pretty simple. All you would really need to do is, once you are connected, go back to the network system preferences. Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Click on Network -> Under the TCP/IP tab.  |
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Sunday, June 29, 2003 11:09 AM By Rasc whom you can email at "rasc at mac dot com" |