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by ann777
On Win9x, you use WINIPCFG to configure TCP/IP parameters. On WinXP, you need to use IPCONFIG to configure TCP/IP parameters.
It sounds like you already know what the problem is, you just don't want to hear it.
The modem that the business has is "bad." It's not working correctly. You've proven that by replacing it and having everything work fine.
If the business purchased it relatively recently, then return it under warranty and get them a new one. The modem should automatically get the ip address from the ISP if it is properly configured and connected. The fact that you have the same model at home tends to tell me that you already know how to connect and configure this.
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