Setting a static IP in Mac - Revision history

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Jgan: Created page with '=== Setting your static internal IP Address: === 1. Go Applications->Utilites->Airport Utility->your device 2. At the top, click Internet->DHCP 3. Find "DHCP Ending Address" …'

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Created page with '=== Setting your static internal IP Address: === 1. Go Applications->Utilites->Airport Utility->your device 2. At the top, click Internet->DHCP 3. Find "DHCP Ending Address" …'

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=== Setting your static internal IP Address: ===

1. Go Applications->Utilites->Airport Utility->your device

2. At the top, click Internet->DHCP

3. Find "DHCP Ending Address"

4. One value greater than the value written will be your last digit of your IP address. The first three will remain the same. For example, my airport says 10.0.1.200, so my internal IP address will be set to 10.0.1.201

5. Close Airport Utility and open System Preferences

6. Go to Network and click the lock icon

7. Click "Advanced"

8. Click "TCP/IP"

9. Under "Configure IPv4," select "Using DHCP with a manual address"

10. Enter your new internal IP Address

11. Click "OK" and then "Apply"

''pictures soon... this page isnt even done!''

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 # Under "Configure IPv4," select "Using DHCP with a manual address"
 # The first three digits in the string of four numbers listed under "Router" will be the first three digits of your IP address while the last digit will be 250 (unless you know your router's range)
-:::''For example, in the image under router, it says 10.0.1.1 so my IP address will be 10.0.1.250''
+#:''For example, in the image under router, it says 10.0.1.1 so my IP address will be 10.0.1.250''
 # Enter your new internal IP Address under "IPv4 Address"
 # Click "OK" and then "Apply"

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 . The first three digits in the string of four numbers listed under "Router" will be the first three digits of your IP address while the last digit will be 250 (unless you know your router's range)
 For example, under router, it says 10.0.1.1 so my IP address will be 10.0.1.250
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 . Click "OK" and then "Apply"
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 === Setting your static internal IP Address: ===
-. Go Applications->Utilites->Airport Utility->your device
+. Open System Preferences
-. At the top, click Internet->DHCP
+. Go to Network and unlock the lock icon
-. Find "DHCP Ending Address"
+. Click "Advanced"
-. One value greater than the value written will be your last digit of your IP address. The first three will remain the same. For example, my airport says 10.0.1.200, so my internal IP address will be set to 10.0.1.201
+. Click "TCP/IP"
-. Close Airport Utility and open System Preferences
+. Under "Configure IPv4," select "Using DHCP with a manual address"
-. Go to Network and click the lock icon
+. The first three digits in the string of four numbers listed under "Router" will be the first three digits of your IP address while the last digit will be 250 (unless you know your router's range)
-. Click "Advanced"
+. Enter your new internal IP Address under "IPv4 Address"
-. Click "TCP/IP"
+. Click "OK" and then "Apply"
 ''pictures soon... this page isnt even done!''