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freebsd / dhcp
I'm trying to make a transition from linux to unix, but one of the major hang ups is my networked internet connection.
(1) Cable Internet (Adelphia) (2) Modem -> Cat5 (3) Cat5 -> D-Link Router (4) D-Link Router -> Cat5 (5) Cat5 -> D-Link 10/100 Ethernet/USB Adapter On boot it says it sees the USB port, and the D-Link 10/100 Ethernet/USB Adapter. Slackware Linux was capable of recognizing the connection using dhcp, but not Freebsd. During install I chose to allow DHCP. When I try to ssh in or out of the box, I receive an error that states a path to the connection can not be found. Is there anything else that I should do? 
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Check out the freebsd handbook - DHCP.
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