>Whoops. Spoke too soon. Failing again. > >nwid *********** >wpakey ************ >inet 192.168.0.235 255.255.255.0 NONE
>Yet commenting the last line and adding dhcp works fine. >-- >Ed Ahlsen-Girard >Ft. Walton Beach FL Check your wireless side of the router or the access point and note the range for DHCP addresses. Some offer addresses in x.x.x.100 - x.x.x.150 range, but there are a few with x.x.x.200 - x.x.x.254. You can take a fixed IP outside of those ranges then, eventually different from other fixed already allocated addresses to avoid overlapping and double addressing. I used this in hostname.xxx0 (note the sequence), but I'm not sure if order matters: inet x.x.x.x x.x.x.x NONE nwid ******* wpakey ********
