I have a linksys router WRTG54GS and I want to configure its ip address, it provides a unique IP address each of mac address, how to do this with the microphone software router?
I have a linksys router WRTG54GS and I want to configure its ip address, it provides a unique IP address each of mac address, how to do this with the microphone software router?
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Use Finder to open the applications folder, then Utilities, then terminal. When the terminal window opens, and the prompt appears, type ifconfig <ret>. The IP addresses will appear on the lines that start with "inet".
- Open a terminal window so that you can type commands that are not on a menu. If you already have a terminal window open, skip to Step 5. Otherwise, click on the desktop background (not on any application).
- The top menu bar should now say "Finder"; click on Go -> applications
- On the applications menu, click on Utilities to open the set of commands that are on the Utilties submenu.
- Under the Utilities folder, click on Terminal.
- In the terminal window, type "ifconfig" then hit return.
- In the output, there will be lines that include inet x.x.x.x netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast a.b.c.d
- The IP address of the interface is the four numbers denoted by x.x.x.x in the lines described above.
- There may be a line that says inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 0xff000000 This is the loopback interface, and always uses the IP address 127.0.0.1
- If you want to have terminal handier than looking it up in the finder, drag it to the tool dock
- When you are finished with the terminal, you can type exit, but this will not close the window. To do that, you need to use the top menu bar, terminal -> close
- This is for an Apple computer, for Windows, see the link below
- If you are behind a router, and you want to see your external IP address, go to one of the sites in the External Links
- Alternative Method: Click on Apple icon -> About This Mac -> More Info -> Network; IP Address is displayed on the right
- Alternative Method: Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Network; select your connection type from the drop-down menu and click TCP/IP. This also provides other information such as the subnet mask and router.
Source: wikihow
If you want constant local IP (called STATIC IP)
On your router you can assign an IP base on MAC address (not Mac address)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
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