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• static IP address assignment to TiVo on BEFSR41 router

  Hello

  I'm trying to put in place a couple of TiVo cable already on my home network so I can 'see' on my Mac using the TiVo Express of Toast Titanium function and copy the TiVo on my Mac programs.   TiVo technical support suggested that the problem is that my Mac IP address is 198.162.1.100 (assigned automatically) and for some reason some of my TiVo is on 198.162.0.2 et.0.3.  They suggested that I have manually assign a static IP address for the for put them in 'sync' with my Mac address - that is to say, something in the range 198.152.1.xxx of TiVo.

  I was able to assign a static IP address of 198.162.1.109 to the head of the TiVo (and my Mac is still not see it), but I received an error message when I tried to assign 198.162.1.110 to the other TiVo.   Technical support suggested I check with you on assignment of the IP address via the router.  Can you tell me if this is possible and if so, how?

  Thank you!

  If the TiVo is Gets an IP 192.168.0.2 or similar when using dynamic/DHCP/Auto IP addresses means the TiVo is connected to a different router or get an IP address from another DHCP server.

  1. Please check your wiring. Your modem should connect to the internet, the port of the BEF everything is connected to the BEF. If the modem has additional LAN ports, a modem/router combo device. Do not use additional ports on the modem/router combo.

  2. If wiring is OK, as previously indicated another reason for a 192.168.0.2 automatic address IP sharing a computer inside your network that has been configured for an internet connection. With internet connection sharing you can share an internet connection through this computer. To do this, the computer will assign 192.168.0. * IP addresses on its side LAN. Please check your computers if there is one that has internet connection sharing enabled.

• Only 1 of the 2 computers in my LAN recognizes my static IP address assigned by my ISP - HELP!

  I have an IP address from my ISP, but only one of the two computers in my LAN presents this static IP address in the "ipconfig" and it connects to the internet, the other computer Watch has "169.254.XXX.XXX' IP address and does not connect to the internet.  How can I fix it? I don't know much about the TCP/IP settings.  OS is XP Pro SP3.  I have a DSL router from single port connected to a simple switch 5 ports, then two CAT5 cables will switch on both computers.

  Thanks for your help!

  derisk

  Hello

  Two computers cannot connect to the same connection using the same IP address. Each computer on the network must have its own unique IP address.

  You need to get a cable/DSL router. Configure the WAN port (Internet) side with your static IP address and connect all the computers the and other equipment network on the side of the router LAN.

  Generally, it looks like this, http://www.ezlan.net/network/router.jpg

  P.S. You don't need to use the wireless if you do not, it is very difficult to find a new wireless router.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• VPN client: static ip address assignment for xauth

  is in any way to affect a specific (via CSACS) to a vpn client ip address each time when you use extended authentication?

  Already answered in security - the AAA forum.

• Ethernet on external device with static IP address

  I'm trying to connect my external station of development (Visual Studio in Windows XP/Fusion on my Mac) for Windows CE device through an ethernet cable crossed for the CE - device debugging.

  This forces me to set a static IP address on the external device and the development station.
  Both must be on the same subnet. How can I do this?
  I tried to use the Bridged (ethernet) mode on the network card and set up a static IP address in windows XP. I also created another static IP address in OSX. Looking at the IP/ethernet side traffic OSX (using Wireshark), messages from the external device IT appears, but glancing Wireshark in merger/Windows XP, I don't see them.
  Am that I on the wrong track here with the Bridged mode?

  First of all you shouldn't have to use a crossover cable as Ethernet adapter of the Mac must Auto-Sensing and automatically process the cross above a straight through cable. (At least this is so on my Mac.)  Secondly, I would not give the host a IP road-able and only set the IP in the - CE device and virtual machine with no gateway/DNS IP address. When you use a NIC jumpered in the Virtual Machine.

  On the host if the Ethernet adapter using DHCP then you will have to wait for it to expire and get a 169.254.0.0/16 address IP or if you want an answer more quickly then manual assign a 169.254.0.0/16 IP address for the host's Ethernet card.  In this way communication is directly between the - CE device and virtual machine using VMware Bridge Protocol.

  If you do what the host itself to have connectivity in this loop, then of course assigns an IP address appropriate with no gateway/DNS IP address.

  Example of IP address Configuration

  CE-IP address: 192.168.3.1/24

  Address Virtual Machine IP: 192.168.3.2/24

  The IP address of the host: 169.254.0.0/16 or 192.168.3.3/24

  No gateway/DNS on any IP address.

• Static IP address on the server 2008R2 disconnecting Internet

  Please help with a static IP configuration on VMware.

  I would like to configure Active Directory on VMware with FULL INTERNET AND IP ADDRESS, please help.

  Scenarios

  I use VMware on Windows 8.1 10 and that's what strikes me:

  1. After installing server 2008R2 on VMware and the activation of the "Connection NAT" network card, I had full access to the internet.
  2. 1920168.5.2 to server static IP address assignment disconnect internet.
  3. Add more network on the server to reconnect to the internet but removes the static IP address.
  4. Even the bridge two network cards, I still get internet access.
  5. Active directory cannot be installed on a dynamic IP address
  6. I connect using wireless (my cell phone as a modem).

  Your help will be greatly appreciated

  After following your instructions, I discovered that VM DNS is 192.168.111.2. Both the DNS and gateway uses the same IP address, DNS is indeed the gateway to NAT. la... 111... changes when you reset the VM machine. Also, I discovered that the DHCP of the VM is 192.168.111.128 as you put it. Now place the Client Server on the same network of VM IP, thus, take the given dynamic IP 192.168.111.128/129/130/131 etc, make it static. Assigning 192.168.111.2 as gateway and DNS, provides access to the internet. However, after configuring Active directory member servers will not find the domain controller uses the DNS of VM.  Instead, insert the IP of the VM DNS as secondary preferred over the IP of the DNS server (for example, DC1, DC2 mem1 etc.) in the preferred DNS. Then... VOALA... Is set with full internet access.

  It was a challenge to the calm, but I give you the thumbs up for your lead. You are the best.

• Static IP address for device

  Hello, I'm having one of my devices always get the same internal IP address. I have an IP camera that I installed with port forwarding. I think I found where to put in it, but is not 100% clear that I configured it correctly. I have an E900 wireless router.

  The homepage of my router, I went into Setup - basic--> button DHCP reservation Configuration. Then, I found my camera in the upper area (select Clients of the DHCP tables) and checked the box next to it and press the button "add customer". Now I see my IP camera (as well as the IP I want he assigned to and it's MAC access in the section titled 'Customers already booked'.)

  So, I through to the procedure properly to have my IP camera always get the same IP address?

  Thank you.

  Yes, you have certainly made the right choice.  In addition to the addition of your camera to the list of dhcp reservation, another option is to assign a static IP address and settings of your camera.

• ACS 5.3 assign static IP address according to authenticated user

  In fact, I have a lab with ACS 5.3 running with 802. 1 x, but when when the user is successfully authenticated, it is assigned and the address IP of the DHCP server, is it possible to assign a static IP address function connection username?

  Kind regards

  Juan Carlos Arias

  Hello

  It would be for external database users like AD or LDAP? Or would it be possible for internal auditors ACS?

  Kind regards.

• Assign a static IP address via DHCP based on the Mac address of the virtual machine

  Hi all

  It is especially a feature request, as I'm sure that it is not currently possible to do what I want to do...

  I would like to be able to assign static IP addresses to VM without having to manually configure the network settings of the virtual machine directly. I want to be able to do it from the DHCP settings in the virtual network Editor.

  Most of the routers DHCP allow this. They give an IP address through DHCP based on the MAC address of the client. This means that the customer is concerned that he receives a regular IP DHCP address, but it is never change.

  DHCP is the default option for all OS this makes things much easier to manage, as IP addresses is assigned in the same way, in one place for all DHCP clients, regardless of the client operating system, and without having to manually keep track of which the IP is assigned to which customers etc..

  Also AFAIK at least for Ubuntu, you cannot assign a static IP address without having to also statically assign to the DNS server. It is only the IP address I need to be static, so I prefer not to have to worry about manually assign the DNS server.

  I can just kind of fudge making the really long DHCP lease duration, but the maximum is 99 days only, so finally addresses are going to change, that would mean a whole bunch of reconfiguration for VM services, etc..

  Does anyone know if the workstation 9 has this ability? I am currently on version 8, but I would probably upgrade this function only if she can do it.

  If there is no way to do what I want to directly through the virtual network Editor, can anyone recommend a way to do this, perhaps using Guest only network and then, by running a kind of services to the 3rd party NAT and DHCP on the host?

  Thank you

  Eugene

  There is no GUI option to get what you are looking for, but you can do it manually. Please take a look at Re: assign a static IP to guest with network adapter NAT Virt? where I posted an example.

  André

• Configuration of the devices on the same subnet to have a static IP address

  Hello. First of all, I'm new here, so Hello to everyone. I'm pretty much a newbie on everything about routers and I would like an answer to a problem that has been bothering me for a while.

  I have a Linksys WAG120N Wireless - N ADSL2 + Modem Router. The firmware version is V1.00.12.

  I run a Windows machine that is attached to the router which has a certain subnet address. On this same machine, I run a Virtual Machine on Linux, which has its own address, 192.168.1.102.

  I noticed that whenever I have shut down the computer and then reactivate them later, they gain another address, which makes it annoying for me to communicate with each other (by, for example, try to load a Web page hosted on the physical machine virtual computer) without knowing the real address, which, as I said earlier, seems to change every time.

  I would like to know if there is a way (with my model of router) to configure so that address subnet of these two machines remains the same, regardless of whether or not they have been stopped and restarted.

  Is this possible? If Yes, could you please tell me where to find this option in the control panel?

  Have you set the DNS server? You must configure at least one DNS server. Configure as DNS server 192.168.1.1 on your computer.

  Otherwise, with DHCP enabled, open a command prompt window and type "ipconfig/all". Copy the full output in your next post.

  Then configure the static IP address, check if you have the internet, otherwise, run "ipconfig/all" again and also after the full release. Which should show the problem.

• Spectrum of HP x 360: how to assign the static IP address

  Seeks to use my Wi - Fi business, I need to use a static IP address, as well as the WPA/WPA2 PSK security password.  I can't find where to enter the static IP address.  I think I may also need to modify the DNS 1 address and gateway.  Can tell me where to access these settings in any case? Thank you!

  My Wi - Fi works perfectly at home, which does not use a static IP address.  Also, the laptop shows the work of network WiFi SSID and tries to connect to it, but can't since I did put in the settings above.

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• Tutorial: Can't stay connected via WifI? Try to assign a static IP address.

  
  

  Very often, people have problems with their wireless routers give up connection to their HP printers. With the help of the video above should help you set up a static IP address that can solve this problem.

• Assign the static IP address by ISE, ASA VPN clients

  We will integrate the remote access ASA VPN service with a new 1.2 ISE.

  Authentication is performed in Active directory. After authentication, can address assigned to a specific user of VPN by ISE IP?

  This means that the same VPN user will always get the same IP address. Thank you.

  Daniel,

  You can override the IETF-RADIUS-Framed-IP-Address in the authorization policy.

  However if I may make a suggestion:

  Unless you have only a handful of users to do so, it may be appropriate to assign the address of ISE pool or perform the mapping of LDAP attributes on ASA itself.

  In the latter case, the IP addresses are kept on the server as LDAP attributes and ASA will map the IP address. You don't want to keep address IP DB in several places.

  M.

• Ubuntu not guest no internet connection when a static ip address is assigned to host windows 7

  Good day/night everyone

  I really need help;

  I am running vmware workstation 9 Windows 7, my guest OS is ubuntu 12.10.

  I'm able to get to the internet when you use the dhcp on my NETWORK (host) card, but can't go anywhere by using a static ip address on the same NIC...

  What settings should I use in order to have working...

  Thank you in advance...

  Doesn't look like to me your /etc/resolv.conf file has been loaded correctly. I don't see your name in there servers.

  Assuming you can get ping on Internet via IP (i.e. use 74.125.140.102 to ping or connect to Google).

  I think I'll try editing this file (like su) and adding:

  nameserver A.B.C.z

  nameserver 8.8.8.8

  It will get overwritten the next time that you start but will allow you to test.

  Mine looks like this:

  # Glibc resolver (3) generated by resolvconf (8) in the file /etc/resolv.conf Dynamics (5)
  # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND--YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
  # OpenDNS rescue (configured by Linux Mint in etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/tail).
  Nameservers 208.67.222.222
  NameServer 208.67.220.220

  Lou

• Assign a static IP address to newly deployed VMs

  Does anyone have a good way to deploy virtual machines models and asssign and configure a static IP address?

  Have you looked into the customization and specification of the Manager? When used with the deployment of VM templates, you do ask the user to the static IP address.