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12-Oct-2008, 10:50 AM #1
Solved: Firewall showing Two IP addresses
I recently had a hard drive crash, installed a new drive, managed to copy all data from old drive to new drive, and everything seems to be running just fine. Except, that, I am now seeing two different IP addresses when I mouse over the Agnitum Outpost firewall icon in the task bar. (one is my real ip address, the other is 169.254.117.99). Why two addresses, and how can I get rid of the 2nd one?? I am running win98se,using external serial modem, dial-up. Thanks.
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12-Oct-2008, 11:30 AM #2
solved. problem was my bios was enabling the onboard LAN feature. when I disabled this function, the 2nd ip address disappeared.
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