2010-06-10, 13:37
How can i change the IP adress on MAC? it doesnt work the way it is shown on the manual.
2010-06-10, 18:04
necronia92 Wrote:How can i change the IP adress on MAC? it doesnt work the way it is shown on the manual.
Sorry, you will need to be much more specific in what you mean. I can think of about 10 different ways to do this depending on what/where/when/how.
2010-06-11, 16:36
This is a tutorial I used:
http://it.okaay.com/index.php/how-to/app...ng-mac-osx
Worked for me. Depending on your router type it might be a little different, but this should give you a general idea. Good luck!
http://it.okaay.com/index.php/how-to/app...ng-mac-osx
Worked for me. Depending on your router type it might be a little different, but this should give you a general idea. Good luck!
2010-06-11, 22:17
Changing IP on a mac has nothing to do with the router. Hence Davillas question
2010-06-13, 01:58
This is what I mean:
* Go to System Preferences.
* Under the Internet & Network section click Network.
* Click AirPort/Ethernet (which ever connection you are using) and click Configure/Advanced.
* Click the TCP/IP tab.
* For Configure IPv4, select Manually from the pull down menu.
* Enter the IP Address that you want.
* Click Apply now, and your settings should save.
Maybe I misunderstand the question, but you probably want to set on your router to start dynamic addresses so that the IP you want for the particular computer is not one of them. That's the only reason I mentioned the router. But meh. Why [try to] help.
* Go to System Preferences.
* Under the Internet & Network section click Network.
* Click AirPort/Ethernet (which ever connection you are using) and click Configure/Advanced.
* Click the TCP/IP tab.
* For Configure IPv4, select Manually from the pull down menu.
* Enter the IP Address that you want.
* Click Apply now, and your settings should save.
Maybe I misunderstand the question, but you probably want to set on your router to start dynamic addresses so that the IP you want for the particular computer is not one of them. That's the only reason I mentioned the router. But meh. Why [try to] help.
