TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A45
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On 01 Aug 2020, Sean Dennis said the following...
 
 SD> Hi Joe,
 SD> 
 SD> I wouldn't know; I get my MAC addresses through my router or using
 SD> something like nmap on my network.
 SD> 
 SD> So, no, in the 25 years I've run OS/2, I've not had a need to look up
 SD> the MAC address in the OS because I've always checked elsewhere.
 SD> 

I can make the IP address on my device static 2 ways.  1 way is to do some
thing in Windows and or Linux, this is what I have done on 3 devices so far.  

The other way I can do it is through my router and assign an IP address to a
device there.... The area in the router where I do this shows all the devices
with their mac addresses... There is currently ~ 20  something devices and I
didn't want to test each one to see what one was the OS/2 machine


I thought I could ask a simple question and get a simple answer... I guess
not.

IB Joe
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of Joe's BBS
-= JoesBBS.Com =-

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