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Wireless local area networking, also known as "Wireless Internet"; stands for "WIreless FIdelity"
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Mac has same IP as another device until I restart the Airport
We just installed the airport and when we turn on some of our Macbooks, they get the same IP as another device so we have to restart the Airport to get new IPs for the computers and for it to work on …
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Macbook choses 169.254.x.x when the range is really 192.168.2.x
The wifi attempts to connect but never stops trying. The wifi bars just keep lighting up. In the network utility, it says "Self-Assigned IP" …
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Macbook choses 169.254.x.x when the range is really 192.168.2.x
The problem was I didn't have DCHP enabled on the Airport, but when I did, the internet wouldn't work at all on all devices, when with it disabled, it worked on some.
So I contacted both my ISP (Bell …
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