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Setting Up Static IPs

DHCP or Static IP? One Static IP Address or Multiple Aliases? Before you Begin Changing to a Static IP Address Returning to DHCP from Static IP This article provides instructions on setting up a network interface with a static IP address or changing the main interface from a DHCP-assigned to a manually-entered static IP address. You must know the DNS name server and default gateway addresses for your IP address.