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blank Configuring Your Computer to Use DHCP
As announced in previous issues of CompNews, Chemistry operates a DHCP server & is promoting the use of DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol) in lieu of static IP-addresses for most networked Departmental computers (servers excepted).

So, how do you configure your computer to use DHCP, allowing your computer to accept IP addresses dynamically? Assuming in all cases that your computer has an appropriate network adapter and TCP/IP protocol already installed, follow these instructions:

DHCP Setup for Windows 95/98 or ME

DHCP Setup for Windows NT

DHCP Setup for Windows 2000

DHCP Setup Macintosh OS

If you setup your PC to use DHCP, you can still use Windows file sharing; see

Notes about NetBIOS new

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