On 2008-Oct-3, at 10:10 AM, Celejar wrote:
There are advantages to setting static IPs - you can set up host files
and refer to the hosts by name, and I think that bringing up
interfaces
is a good few seconds quicker with static IPs than with DHCP.
True, but the OP will have a laptop that probably needs to use many
different networks. Manually switching the laptop back to a static
config every time you come home will probably take longer than waiting
on DHCP (and is a pain in the ass). ;)
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