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I notice that i need a working hostname to get online with my net cards. Ive tried alot and nothing has worked. Does anyone know a way to learn the hostname of your router? I have an Apple Airport for a router. My brother uses the wireless and i use the ethernet out. It works with Windows so it does work, but i just cant seem to get this hostname! Ive tried Base Station but that cant be it seeing as how it has spaces in it...
Help plz!
thats just it, i want to! i know the ip address, i put it in DNS but that didnt seem to do it. I even changed the lookup to DNS only, skip the host name. AND it says that i CANT leave the hostname blank!
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