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Mac OS X for DHCP

OS 10.1.5 shown

  1. To begin setting up your sonic.net connection, click on the Apple menu, and select "System Preferences..."

    Click on the Apple
menu and select System Preferences...

  2. Once the System Preferences window loads, click on "Network" to load the Network Preferences.

    Click on Network under
System Preferences

  3. In the Network Preferences pane, set location to "Automatic," and set Show to "Built-In Ethernet." Set Configure to "Using DHCP." The Domain Name Servers are 208.201.224.11 and 208.201.224.33. The "Search Domain" should be "sonic.net." The DHCP client ID is not necessary. Except for the Domain Name Server addresses, your screen may look a little different from this image. Next, click on the PPPoE tab.

    TCP/IP settings for Broadlink

  4. In the PPPoE tab, nothing should be checked. Broadlink does not use PPP over Ethernet.

    PPP over Ethernet is not
used by Sonic.net

  5. Appletalk is not necessary to connect to Broadlink. Leave it off, or turn it on, it does not matter. If you regularly remotely connect to an Appletalk network, you should contact the adminstrator of that network for the appropriate settings.

    Appletalk is not
required by Sonic.net

  6. By default, the proxy settings tab is blank. Sonic.net does not require proxy settings. Leave these blank.

    Sonic.net does not
require proxy settings

    Once you've completed all the settings, click on "Apply Now" to enable the changes.


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