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Open the TCP/IP control panel. Go to Edit&gt;User Mode and click the &quot;Basic&quot; button. You WILL have to know the password the students used to do this. You MAY be able to delete the TCP/IP prefs to get around the password but i havent tried that.
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Open the TCP/IP control panel. Go to Edit>User Mode and click the "Basic" button. You WILL have to know the password the students used to do this. You MAY be able to delete the TCP/IP prefs to get around the password but i havent tried that.

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Hi <br />
thanks for answering, but the problem is we don't know what they have put in. I think I have sussed it by deleting the preference for tcp/ip but I want some confirmation before I do this.<br />
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john
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Hi
thanks for answering, but the problem is we don't know what they have put in. I think I have sussed it by deleting the preference for tcp/ip but I want some confirmation before I do this.

john

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try starting extension off, then MOVE the IP prefs out, restart and see what happens. If nothing the do the reverse. Steve
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try starting extension off, then MOVE the IP prefs out, restart and see what happens. If nothing the do the reverse. Steve

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Didnt i just say that? You dont have to start with extensions off either.
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Didnt i just say that? You dont have to start with extensions off either.

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Can anyone tell me how to remove the password on the TCP/IP extension on an imac, we have a lab of 24 where students have set-up a password on some of the imacs. The reason I need to do this is so all imacs recieve the ip from our dhcp server.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
John 
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Can anyone tell me how to remove the password on the TCP/IP extension on an imac, we have a lab of 24 where students have set-up a password on some of the imacs. The reason I need to do this is so all imacs recieve the ip from our dhcp server.

Thanks in advance
John 

tcp/ip is protected by password

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