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Old 11-09-2017, 08:01 PM
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Don't worry about setting static IP addresses on the machines themselves, just leave them using DHCP and set up all the addresses in the router. That makes it a simple browser job to do it and a reboot of the machine that has just had a fixed address assigned in the router.

I don't know if you would get 200M out of EOP adapters, I had them out to my shed (About 100M by wire) and the link was slow and unreliable. I ended up putting a CAT5E link over to it. Soon to be upgraded to a fibre link.
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