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Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 19:56:28 -0600
From: Dan Lee <dan@ajsuperior.com>
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Subject: moving networks
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Hi Everybody,

I'm very new to this list.  Here is my conundrum...

I had a server colocated on a network.  This server had a 
static ip address (63.121.161.98)

I moved that server to my house with a dynamic ip address via 
comcast cable modem.

At my house, I have a small lan set up with one box running 
bsd, another running windows, and a third being the server I 
just brought home.  I'm trying to get the third box on my 
network at home.  In other words, has anyone out there 
converted a bsd box from a static ip address to using dhcp on 
startup?  

If so, can you please reply.  I'm stumped on even where to 
begin.  I want to do this because I'd like to back up some 
info on that server prior to refomatting.

Thanks,
dan