I have a G3100 router. One of my devices is set up to have a local static ip address, i.e. 192.168.1.175. How do I change it so it's local static ip address can be different, i.e. 192.168.1.150
The device does not show up when I go to Advanced -> Network Settings -> IPv4 Address Distribution -> DHCP Connections
(I assume because it is no longer given a local dynamic IP via DHCP)
Thanks!
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Well that might depend on how that Static IP was setup.
a) Manually. REF https://portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm -> Select your OS and Version
b) Or by telling the NAT router to your give a given MAC/Physical/Hardware Address, the same IP Address each time.
REF to the manual/User's guide for that NAT router
Advanced -> Network Settings -> IPv4 Address Distribution -> DHCP Connections -> Add Static Connection. Seems to be page 146 of 191 pages of that REF PDF file.
Well that might depend on how that Static IP was setup.
a) Manually. REF https://portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm -> Select your OS and Version
b) Or by telling the NAT router to your give a given MAC/Physical/Hardware Address, the same IP Address each time.
REF to the manual/User's guide for that NAT router
Advanced -> Network Settings -> IPv4 Address Distribution -> DHCP Connections -> Add Static Connection. Seems to be page 146 of 191 pages of that REF PDF file.
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