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Nyle DiMarco at California School for the Deaf in Riverside.  Photo Credit: CSDR High School Photography Class 

“On Monday immediately after the L.A. Deaf Awareness weekend event, CSDR was overwhelmingly thrilled to receive a personal special appearance and presentation by a rising celebrity, Nyle DiMarco. DiMarco, who is Deaf, is one of the seven latest finalists out of 31 competitors on the current season of America’s Next Top Model ‪#‎ANTM‬. 

DiMarco gave his presentation twice to two age groups of CSDR students: Elementary/Middle School, and then High School. Among the focus of the star’s presentation was anti-cyberbullying- DiMarco encouraged CSDR students to pursue their dreams, and that their dream becomes more attainable when they keep up an appropriate role-model behavior towards others, including through social media. DiMarco credits his educational upbringing at a school for the Deaf for helping him develop confidence and pride as a Deaf person, to succeed in life without questioning himself. 

After the presentation, not a second went by without people flocking to talk to or get a picture with the rising star. Fans included two high school students, Reverlin and Kyra, who approached DiMarco for his autograph on their skilled, personal drawings of the model (see images). Thanks to Friends of CSDR for sponsoring the guest speaker’s visit.

-Erika Thompson, Community Resource Specialist California School for the Deaf, Riverside”

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Obtener IP automática si el router permite DHCP

Usar una IP manual escribir para cada PC:

Dirección IP

Máscara de subred

Puerta enlace predeterminada

Servidores DNS

Configurar IP: Dinámica o Estática

Para configurar las IPs tenemos dos formas:

Automáticamente: Windows usará el protocolo DHCP (Protocolo de configuración de host dinámico) para conseguir una IP para tu equipo. Para eso es necesario que haya un servidor DHCP en tu red que le diga a Windows qué IP debe poner al equipo. Un servidor DHCP puede ser por ejemplo un router configurado para que actúe como tal. El equipo al arrancar recibirá toda la configuración de IP, máscara de red y puerta de enlace desde el servidor DHCP y las dará acorde para que se pueda comunicar con el resto de equipos de la red y conectarse a Internet. Opción frecuente en particulares.

Si no se trata de NIC de conexión USB, debemos seguir los siguientes pasos: 

Desconectar PC de red eléctrica.

Extraer carcasa del PC; conectar tarjeta de red en ranura PCI.

Enchufar PC

Windows XP y posteriores detecta el nuevo  hardware e instala sus drivers.

Instalación de la tarjeta de red.

Configurar los componentes de red: Protocolo TCP/IP