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Mac OS X 10.5.x Network Configuration Dec 31, 2008 ... If your Mac has a single network port (e.g. Ethernet), ..... (As described in Mac OS X Network Configuration: OIT Notes and Caveats, ... 2.
Mac OS X 10.5.x Network Configuration Dec 31, 2008 ... (For the curious, a technical explanation for why the traffic is discarded is at Mac OS X Network Configuration: OIT Notes and Caveats.) ... 3.
Do Not Use Mac OS X's Internet Sharing Feature on the Campus Network Nov 1, 2007 ... Mac OS X (10.2 and later) includes an "Internet Sharing" feature, software intended to let one computer share its Internet connection with ... 4.
Mac OS X 10.4.x Network Configuration NOTE: Support for the use of Mac OS X 10.4.x on the campus network is being phased out; we will drop support for 10.4.x in June 2009. ... 5.
Mac OS X 10.4.x Network Configuration: OIT Notes and Caveats Oct 12, 2007 ... Network startup happens when the Mac boots, and uses whatever .... Any changes made to the list of preferred wireless network(s) in one ... 6.
Mac OS X 10.5.x Network Configuration Dec 31, 2008 ... In Mac OS X, a network location (or simply a location) is a group of ..... The current network location is now "set up" to use PPTP VPN; ... 7.
Connecting a Private Wireless Access Point to the Campus Network Jan 29, 2009 ... Some customers choose to attach private Wireless Access Points to the campus network, typically to create private wireless service in ... 8.
How to Determine Your Ethernet or Wireless Hardware Address Oct 19, 2007 ... Because a device's hardware address is one of the most important ways ... Windows Vista. You can find your machine's Ethernet or Wireless ... 9.
Changing the Host Database (Dormnet) Apr 2, 2008 ... In those circumstances, please send email to hostmaster@princeton.edu ; in your email include both your request and the reason you could not ... 10.
Connecting a Private Wireless Access Point to the Campus Network Jan 29, 2009 ... In the event your Wireless Access Point interferes with any of these .... When configuring your Wireless Access Point, you will need to ... |
