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DCHP allocation of IP addresses limitation?
I have added a 14 ports Thunderbolt dock to my new Macbook Air running MacOS Monterey. The Internet is connected to that dock and then to the Macbook via a T3 connection. The network IPv4 address i...
FuzzyLogic supergorf1 Wrote: It's not clear how you are connecting this box to your network.
I believe that this box is connected to his Macbook Air via a Thunderbolt port connection. It provideds multiple additional port and interfaces to that Mac device. Given the fact that he is receiving a 169.254.xxxx IP address indicates to me that it really isn't working at all currently. Doing a little snooping I found specific Mac drivers that should enable him to have the device configure properly.
If I'm off base I will gladly stand corrected here... Cheers...
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The internet cable from the router is connected to the Internet port on the box. A t3 cable bringing the power brings also the internet connection.
The network configuration in system preference shows that the box is connected to the internet.
Two points to know before I got this problem:
1 - I upgraded my OS
2 - I installed another OWC dock on another computer,
This dock was working before and I had the dock checked by OWC. The Dynamic allocation is not working and I suspect a router issue.
If you found specific Mac drivers I would be interested in trying them
Thanks
BTW. I have loaded the Dock Ejector and no difference.
I have also tried to have the IP set up manually instead of Dynamically. It works for a little time but got reset somehow.
I will get to the bottom of it as I still suspect a router / server issue. Thanks for your help.
supergorf1 Wrote: If you found specific Mac drivers I would be interested in trying them.
The specific link to the Mac drivers is lined in my first message above. Hope that helps you out. Cheers...
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