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Internet Connection Setting

The document provides instructions for configuring an IP address dynamically on Windows 10 and Mac. For Windows 10, it instructs to open network settings, select Ethernet settings, double click Ethernet, click Properties and select Obtain an IP Address Dynamically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. For Mac, it instructs to open System Preferences, choose Network, select Built-in Ethernet, delete everything in the TCP/IP boxes and select Using DHCP, then save and restart.

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Internet Connection Setting

The document provides instructions for configuring an IP address dynamically on Windows 10 and Mac. For Windows 10, it instructs to open network settings, select Ethernet settings, double click Ethernet, click Properties and select Obtain an IP Address Dynamically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. For Mac, it instructs to open System Preferences, choose Network, select Built-in Ethernet, delete everything in the TCP/IP boxes and select Using DHCP, then save and restart.

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Instructions for configuring IP Dynamically

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Setting the IP(Windows 10)
• Open network se ings as shown in figure from bo om right corner

• Select Ethernet se ings from left panel and click on "change adapter options"
• Double click on "Ethernet" as shown in figure.

• Click on "Properties" .
• Select "Obtain an IP Address Dynamically" and “Obtain DNS server address
automatically”

Your network in up now


Setting the IP(mac)
Instructions
1. Click on the Apple and select System Preferences
2. Choose Network
3. In the Show drop-down list, make sure that Built-in Ethernet is selected
4. In the TCP/IP tab, delete everything in the boxes, and select Using DHCP
from the Configure drop-down list
5. Click Save and close System Preferences
6. Restart your machine to apply the above changes

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