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I don't see what the problem is. I have Win95 on my TP755CX as well as
the CJ3288 combo modem/ethernet, and I've never had these problems. I get
my address at work (ethernet) via DHCP and I use PPP at home. I *don't*
have any of my PPP DNS/routing/IP information in the Network control
panel applet - all of that is in my PPP settings.
I plug my laptop in at work, and he gets his IP address/information
automatically. I see no difference to having it setup via DHCP or
statically. It should still work. Each PPP connection has his own
settings, and that shouldn't interfere with Ethernet.
Oh, and don't even try to get the Megahertz combo working under NT 4.0. I
gave up after five calls to Megahertz support and days (weeks?) of trying
to get it going. I could either have the modem OR the ethernet configured
at one time. I'm not talking getting the modem and ethernet WORKING (ie,
online) at the same time, I'm just talking about having the modem
'available' (ie, seen by the system) when my ethernet was configured. And
vice-versa.
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On Wed, 11 Dec 1996, Tim D. Strong wrote:
>
> >My Setup:
> >
> > MHZ Combo Card
> > Fixed IP for Etehernet
> > Dynamic IP for ISP/Modem bank
> >
> >What happens:
> >
> > At Home, uses the dialup PPP by default.
> > At Work, tries to dial but I cancel twice and it then continues
> >to
> >connect
> >to our net.
> >
> >Check Bindings, And advanced setting for default protocol is selected for
> >whichever one you want to be the default.
>
> I work at home and at work at my university as a GSRA
>
> What you have is my setup as well. Except why does your's try to
> dial when you are at work?... Mine doesn't. When I'm at home I have
> to explicity use the connect to icon that appears for the universiy.
>
> When I set up the internet options and the machine asked if I had a
> direct connection or a dialup connection I answered that I would make my
> own connections (It was the third option). Seems like it would be alot less
> anoying than hitting cancel all the time.
>