imac and networking mn820

Greetings, I am running the above router and a notebook
on wireless, I have an IMac with the ability to ehternet
to my modem, is there any way I can configure it to work
through the router?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Yes. Plug it into the router and it might work right away ^_^

If not, change the Internet settings on the iMac to obtain
a dynamic IP from the ISP/server.

>-----Original Message-----
>Greetings, I am running the above router and a notebook
>on wireless, I have an IMac with the ability to ehternet
>to my modem, is there any way I can configure it to work
>through the router?
>
>Any help would be much appreciated.
>.
>

Is there any chance you could tell me how to do that?
Change the internet settings I mean. I am just getting
way too frustrated
>-----Original Message-----
>Yes. Plug it into the router and it might work right
away ^_^
>
>If not, change the Internet settings on the iMac to
obtain
>a dynamic IP from the ISP/server.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Greetings, I am running the above router and a notebook
>>on wireless, I have an IMac with the ability to
ehternet
>>to my modem, is there any way I can configure it to
work
>>through the router?
>>
>>Any help would be much appreciated.
>>.
>>
>.
>

Brett <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Is there any chance you could tell me how to do that?
> Change the internet settings I mean. I am just getting
> way too frustrated


"Get IP automatically" is usually called "use DHCP" under MacOS
(depending on what version). If you use MacOS X, go to the System
Preferences and then to the Network prefpane. You see the diffreent
ports your Mac has available there and you should select Ethernet. The
DHCP option will be under the TCP/IP settings.


Corentin

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