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From: Oscar Bonilla <obonilla@fisicc-ufm.edu>
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD login into NT domain over network
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> As anyone experience with having a FreeBSD machine registering on a NT
> network if you are on the network versus dialin.
>
> Currently,we use Win95 on an NT network. The Win95 machines contacts
> the NT server for an IP address. I have been able to do the same with
> the FreeBSD machine if I dial, but have not figured out how to do it
> if I'm  on the local network (no ppp?).
>
> Thanks for any ideas
> Mario
>

you probably want DHCP on the freebsd machine, install the port
from /usr/ports/net/*dhcp* 

regards,

-oscar


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