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These pages describe how to connect your Macintosh or MacOS-based computer to the SUNet network from an on-campus location using ethernet. You need to have an ethernet card installed in your computer. | |||||
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1. | Get Open Transport or MacTCP |
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If you have ever used your Macintosh to connect to the network on-campus, you probably already have this software installed on your computer. Otherwise, select this link to learn more about getting and installing Open Transport and MacTCP software on your Macintosh. |
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2. | Connect your Computer to the Network |
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To learn how to cable your computer to the network select this link. This link may also help you determine if you have an ethernet port installed on your Macintosh. |
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3. | Register your computer for DHCP |
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Once your computer is cabled, you must register to browse the network reliably. Choose one of these selections: Registration with Detailed Instructions
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4. | Configure Open Transport or MacTCP |
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Directions for configuring MacTCP or Open Transport for ethernet. |
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Support for Networking Problems |
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Last Updated: Monday, December 21, 1998 |