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Creating a static ip
Name: jeffrex Date: May 11, 2005 at 18:43:09 Pacific OS: WINDOWS 98 CPU/Ram: 533/128
Comment:
The model of the router is a WRT54G and the manafacture is LINKSYS How do i create a static ip that works
Name: BuzzStPoint Date: May 11, 2005 at 19:02:04 Pacific
Reply:
Your internet IP address is Dynamic.. If you want this to be Static, you need to call your ISP and subscribe to a static IP. This will cost extra.
If you want to "assign" an IP to your computer.. do this.
Control Panel Network Connections Select your Connection Choose properties Double click TCP/IP Choose your IP and enter the default Gateway. This will be your routers IP address.
As for your DNS settings page.. Look in your routers Control Panel and you'll find the two DNS settings listed in there.
Dont forget to log back into your Routers CP and assign that IP to your router as static for the Wired/wireless connections.
Name: fitzov Date: May 11, 2005 at 19:05:37 Pacific
Reply:
Also, if you have a dynamic ip and you want to use your computer as a web server, you can use "no-ip" and a program that updates your service when your dynamic ip changes.
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