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| | Vista and Static IP I have 4 computers in my office. My old computer which was the main computer then had a static IP set up. When I set up the new computer with Vista on it, the new computer became my primary computer. The old computer is now #2. So I set #2 to obtain the IP address automatically and go dynamic. When I set the new computer up with the static IP I lost all connectivity - no internet, no mail, not FTP, nothing. I did change the NETBIOS so it would work with the static IP. My ISP says it is not their problem. If I put the new computer back to obtain automatically and go dynamic everything goes back to working. Anyone else have this problem or know how to fix it? I've basically lost my static IP as it only works on #2 computer which is worthless. |
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| | Re: Vista and Static IP This newsgroup only deals with issues directly related to the Windows Mail program. For general networking issues, try the following newsgroup: microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail) "katy" <katy@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:F86293DE-C7B2-457E-8A2C-B85E42B2AFDC@xxxxxx Quote: >I have 4 computers in my office. My old computer which was the main computer > then had a static IP set up. When I set up the new computer with Vista on it, > the new computer became my primary computer. The old computer is now #2. So I > set #2 to obtain the IP address automatically and go dynamic. When I set the > new computer up with the static IP I lost all connectivity - no internet, no > mail, not FTP, nothing. I did change the NETBIOS so it would work with the > static IP. My ISP says it is not their problem. If I put the new computer > back to obtain automatically and go dynamic everything goes back to working. > > Anyone else have this problem or know how to fix it? I've basically lost my > static IP as it only works on #2 computer which is worthless. |
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