On 07/16/18, Sean Dennis said the following...
 
 SD> Hello IB,
 SD> 
 SD> 14 Jul 18 08:06 at you wrote to Alan Ianson:
 SD> 
 SD>  IJ> I like the solution I found because I can assign a static IP to any
 SD>  IJ> device on my network no matter what the OS is... I am playing around
 SD>  IJ> with several things... a Pi... Ubuntu ... Winows and OS/2... Now with
 SD>  IJ> what I have learned I can set things up at the modem and not worry to
 SD>  IJ> much about learning the differences in the setup of the OSs
 SD> 
 SD> You can assign a static IP address by using the "TCP/IP Networking"
 SD> object.
 SD> 
 SD> A search in Google using "how to set a static IP on OS/2" turned up
 SD> several helpful answers.
 SD> 
 SD> At http://www.abiyo.net/os2/tcpipinos2 your question was answered in the
 SD> first paragraph. :)
 SD> 
 SD> Later,

I googled it... followed what I could read on it and screwed things up
completely.  I found a better solution.... through the modem I can assign a
static IP and attach it to a MAC address.... worked like a charm.

I now have learned how to use my modem to setup any device with any OS and I
can assign any IP I want.

Thanx though,

IB JOE
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of Joe's Computer & BBS
Telnet: joesbbs.com

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