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so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks

Mike Allen from the small business team at Cisco configures a Microsoft Outlook 2007 client for voicemail to email integration on his UC540 Demo kit. This configuration was recorded for Cisco partners that have deployed “TheOffice” demo kit from www.cisco.com . *Note, for end users or purchasers of a Cisco “Smart Business Communication System”. This configuration can take place after your system administrator enables IMAP in Cisco Unity Express (Voice Mail). Please contact the person you purchased your system from for more information specific to your solution/ system. To find out more information please log onto www.cisco.com/smb

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school

hi,everyone,i got some ADSL config problems, so i hope your guys could help me.
what i try to do is to point my static ip address to my web home page,I’ve try to change ADSL setting,
enable MAC Spoofing to my host computer MAC;
point NAPT to my host computer ip address;
set my Virtual Server port to 80,and point to my host IP address,
enable bridge filtering,fill with WAN MAC and Lan MAC;
and i also change HTTP server port to other port as 81;
and somehow i can’t enable Bridge at WAN config,and i can’t choice Encapsulation as PPPoe LLC, becasue if i doing so,then, the whole internet don’t work;
IIS service is work on the LAN,when i try Lan ip address,it’s correct point to my local homepage,but what i need not this,i need point my static ip to my local homepage.
so,if anyone who is expert or know how to point static ip address to home page,could you please give me a hand,thank you very much.
Merrry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.

Next select this switch SWITCH 2960 24-TT Enter the CLI and enter globel configuration mode. Begin with giving the switcha hostname S3

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks

ROUTER 2620XM IN PACKET TRACER 5.1 BEGIN BY SELECTING THIS ROUTER IN PACKET TRACER ENTER GLOBEL CONFIGURATION MODE & BEGIN TO ENTER THE COMMANDS YOU SEE ABOVE PART 2 NEXT 1 OF 3 SWITCHES TO CONFIGURE Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol en.wikipedia.org

Config / Setup PPPoE (broadband) connection on Cisco Router

When i was in config terminal mode in my cisco pix, i had a brain lapse and typed clear. Does this reset all of my configuration or does that command need more arguments?

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school

In this video i install and set up the DHCP service. This video made from my school project and i upload it with Hungarian DUB. Ebben a videóban feltelepítem és konfigurálom a DHCP szolgáltatást. Ez egy iskolai beadandó project volt, megosztom veletek is.

CONFIGRATION MIKROTIK SERVER …لعمل نسخة مايكروتك …..شرح مايكروتك ….

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks
FYI, i have not played around with different profiles and setting, because i just have not had the time, and can’t afford to waste time fiddling around. What better way to save time then to ask an expert who has had success.

Thanks

From system configuration utility: If your able to tell me what it does, it’d be extremely helpful
Bonjour Service
Event Log
PDAgent
Seaport
Telephony
IpSec Services

tyvm for your help. 10 points best answer.

so i need to have a static ip on my home network for port forwarding….so i setup the tcp/ip to do so, and it worked great.

then i got to school, and it wouldn’t connect…i realized it was the static ip, so i changed the tcp/ip config to “obtain ip address automatically”….and it works

whats lame is that in the tcp/ip config, there are radio buttons for the dynamic and static…lets say you put values in the static, then click the radio button for the dynamic, even though the static is disabled, it deletes all the values for the static.

so i get to school, disable the static…then when i get home, i have to manually re-enter the ip, mask, gateway and dns servers….this is a pain, and should not be….

is there anyway to have both these configs setup to work without manually re-entering the static info every time i get home?

can it be done with multiple profiles? i have a dell insprion E1505 laptop, which uses intel PROSet/wireless to connect to both my home and school

i dont have a static ip but instead my isp uses dhcp. so how do i configure nat on cisco routers using the ios cli.

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