Set a static IP address on campus - Revision history

Boerj2 at 19:20, 4 October 2023

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	<li>[[File:Ethernet - Network Established.png]]</li>		<li>Once you click ok, and ok again to close out, wait a few seconds and the network should connect and indicate adsr.mcmaster.ca<br>
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Boerj2 at 19:07, 4 October 2023

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	As part of the debugging and testing on campus, a static IP address is sometimes needed. The following steps are required to set a static IP address in Windows 10/11.		As part of the debugging and testing on campus, a static IP address is sometimes needed. The following steps are required to set a static IP address in Windows 10/11.
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	# Click on Start<br>[[File:Manual update 1.png]]		<li>Click on Start<br>[[File:Manual update 1.png]]</li>
	# Search for Control Panel<br>[[File:Control Panel.png]]		<li>Search for Control Panel<br>[[File:Control Panel.png]]</li>
	# Select Network and Internet<br>[[File:Network and internet selector.png]]		<li>Select Network and Internet<br>[[File:Network and internet selector.png]]</li>
	# Select Network and Sharing Center<br>[[File:Network & Sharing Center.png]]		<li>Select Network and Sharing Center<br>[[File:Network & Sharing Center.png]]</li>
	# Select Change adapter Settings<br>[[File:Adapter Settings.png]]		<li>Select Change adapter Settings<br>[[File:Adapter Settings.png]]</li>
	# Select the controller that you want to change and double click on it. Note that this might say unidentified network. It '''should not''' say that the network cable is unplugged:<br>		<li>Select the controller that you want to change and double click on it. Note that this might say unidentified network. It '''should not''' say that the network cable is unplugged:<br>
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	\|[[File:Network Cable Unplugged.png]]		\|[[File:Network Cable Unplugged.png]]
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	# Select Properties<br>		</li>
	# [[File:Ethernet - Network Established.png]]		<li>Select Properties<br></li>
			<li>[[File:Ethernet - Network Established.png]]</li>
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Boerj2: Created page with "As part of the debugging and testing on campus, a static IP address is sometimes needed. The following steps are required to set a static IP address in Windows 10/11. # Click on Start
File:Manual update 1.png # Search for Control Panel
File:Control Panel.png # Select Network and Internet
File:Network and internet selector.png # Select Network and Sharing Center
File:Network & Sharing Center.png # Select Change adapter Settings
File:Adapt..."

2023-10-04T19:03:56Z

Created page with "As part of the debugging and testing on campus, a static IP address is sometimes needed. The following steps are required to set a static IP address in Windows 10/11. # Click on Start File:Manual update 1.png # Search for Control Panel File:Control Panel.png # Select Network and Internet File:Network and internet selector.png # Select Network and Sharing Center File:Network & Sharing Center.png # Select Change adapter Settings File:Adapt..."

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As part of the debugging and testing on campus, a static IP address is sometimes needed. The following steps are required to set a static IP address in Windows 10/11.

# Click on Start [[File:Manual update 1.png]]
# Search for Control Panel [[File:Control Panel.png]]
# Select Network and Internet [[File:Network and internet selector.png]]
# Select Network and Sharing Center [[File:Network & Sharing Center.png]]
# Select Change adapter Settings [[File:Adapter Settings.png]]
# Select the controller that you want to change and double click on it. Note that this might say unidentified network. It '''should not''' say that the network cable is unplugged: 
{|
|+
!YES
!NO
|-
|[[File:Unidentified Network.png]]
|[[File:Network Cable Unplugged.png]]
|}
# Select Properties 
# [[File:Ethernet - Network Established.png]]