Setting static IP on Lan port

I've been trying to set up 1 static IP on a LAN port for a media player. I believe the method to use is (1)go to ADVANCED ROUTING tab (2)Select (in my case) GATEWAY (3) Select a route number (I select route (1)) (4) I enter a name in the name area (5) enter IP = 192.168.1.50 MASK = 255.255.255.0 GTWY = 192.168.1.1 (6) Select LAN/Wireless, then do a save.
At that point a message on screen says "MAY BE DEFAULT ROUTE ALREADY EXISTS", and nothing is saved. If I select route 1 no data is found. I see nothing in any of the other route entries. I'm curious of a line in the routing table it says
192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 LAN/Wireless
If that is not supposed to be there, how do you clear it??
Thanks for any help.

Do not change the advanced routing page or add routes. You won't need it. It does something completely different.
To configure a static IP address you must set this up in the device! You have to configure your media player to have a static IP address. Right now, it is probably set to DHCP/automatic IP (whatever they might have called it). You have to change that to manual and set up the IP address, net mask, gateway and probably also the DNS servers. Choose an IP address from the range 192.168.1.2-99 or 150-254 (assuming you did not change the DHCP server settings in your router). Netmask is 255.255.255.0 (identical to the Network Setup - Router IP netmask). Gateway is the router, i.e. 192.168.1.1. For the DNS server you can either use the router at 192.168.1.1 or you can choose the DNS servers of your ISP. You'll see the DNS servers of your ISP on the Status tab of the router setup pages.

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The Airport Extreme is a 4th Gen unit. I just want to keep the TC wireless name to go further through my house.

The Ethernet connection will be from one of the LAN <-> ports on the TC to the WAN port (circle of dots icon) on the AirPort Extreme.
Then you can use AirPort Utility - Manual Setup to configure the AirPort Extreme as follows:
Click the Wireless tab located just below the row of icons
Wireless Mode = Create a wireless network (Not "extend a wireless network" as many users incorrectly think)
Wireless Network Name = Same name as your TC network
No check mark needed next to "Allow this network to be extended"
Radio Mode = Automatic
Channel = Automatic
Wireless Security = Same setting as the TC network
Wireless Password = Same setting as the TC network
Confirm Password
Click the Internet icon
Click the Internet Connection tab
Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Update to save settings and restart the entire network
Computers on the TC network will now be able to move to the area where the AirPort Extreme is located and not have to "switch" networks. This is known as a "roaming" network.

How to set Static IP to a SML2008 ports.

Hello, I have a SML2008 smart switch. I want to set a static IP to each port.. is this possible? Thank you
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Hi Patric, this switch does not support any layer 3 functions. It is strictly a layer 2 device. There won't be much creativity on this box. If you have a router/dhcp server that supports it, you could make a vlan for each port then have the DHCP server dish out specific addressess for each vlan.
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Recently bought airport Extreme and have connected the device to the modem. WIFI works. However when I connect the LAN port to a switch I do not see the LAN printer and my NAS. Which setting do I miss?

I have installed my Airport Extreme and have conencted it directly to a modem. WIFI works fine. However I do not see my LAN network (printer. NAS,..).
Analysis:
Scen#1: When I connect the LAN port of the Airport Extreme to a switch (as input) and connect the other LAN devices also to the switch, those LAN devices do not have access to the internet. Also connecting the iPAD with WIFI to the Airport Extreme I cannot find my LAN printer and other devices.
Scen#2: When I connect the LAN port of the Airport Extreme to a router X (as input) and connect the router X to the same switch, and the LAN devices to the switch, those LAN devices do have access to the internet. Also connecting the iPAD with WIFI to the router X I can find my LAN printer and other devices in the LAN network.
Question what has impacted the behaviour of the Airport Extreme, not to detect the devices in the LAN network. Why is the use of a switch directly behind the Airport Extreme not working (no internet access for the other devices and Airport Extreme is not the basis station for the LAN network)?

Your scenario #1 is a correct configuration and should work. It seems as though your Extreme is not acting as a router as I believe you intend.
Most likely, you need to reset your modem. Power it down and let it rest for a few moments. Some need longer than others. Then, I recommend you "hard reset" your Extreme (see below) and configure it again, after the modem has been reset. From then on do not change what is connected to your modem without powering it down first.
Once configured, confirm your Extreme's wireless network works as expected and that your iPad and every other wireless device can load web pages. Then, connect the printer directly to one of the Extreme's LAN ports and confirm that it works as well. After that it should work equally well with a switch between it and the Extreme, as should every other wired device connected to the switch. This assumes your switch is an unmanaged device requiring no specific configuration.
Scenario #2: Having a router connected downstream of another is not a normal configuration, so don't pursue that as a solution. It will only distract you from determining the problem. If you want to repurpose Router X as another device do so only after everything else is working to your satisfaction.
To "hard reset" an AirPort Base Station: make sure it's powered up, then press and hold its tiny reset button and keep it depressed for five to ten seconds, long enough for its LED to flash amber rapidly. Release the reset button. Then, the LED will glow amber steadily for about a minute. Then, it will flash amber, slowly, about once every second or two, waiting for you to configure it with AirPort Utility.

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Is there a way to statically assign an IP address to a device physically connected to an Airport Extreme Ethernet LAN (RJ45) port?
Yes, you can do it.. I am not sure if it is documented.
A lot of the apple documents for the Apple routers are well out of date.
Here is a note.
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH5140
But man it is hard without a picture.
Here it is with a pic.
Open your airport utility .. click the AE and click edit button.. go the Network tab.
The actual name is DHCP Reservations in the utility.
And here is the edit to show how you setup.. you can also just click the plus sign under the box to add or remove entries.
You will not believe how easy this is from a Mac computer.
What you see there was done by a terminal command, natutil
The actual command would be,
natutil -v -i -L
The meaning is
v verbose output.
i request the password.. if the password is public you do not need to use the -i switch.
-L       [AirPort only] Convert existing DHCP lease into a static reser-
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              reboot.
I am sure this might be over complicated for you.. but if you want several Macs setup with static IP this makes it a breeze.. you can go back and edit the actual IP after the setup.
Note you cannot set a static IP to the actual LAN port of the Airport.
What you do is lock the IP to the MAC address of the item. You can also use ID.
And this works for all clients, ethernet or wireless anywhere in the Network where the Airport is working as DHCP server.

Unable to set static IP to wireless printer Officejet 6600

First sorry my poor english, still keep trying We do have an HP Officjet 6600 Printer for about 6 months.This printer has USB and WLAN, but no LAN port. We used the printer until 2 weeks ago. At that time, **bleep** starts ...As long as we used the printer, he was connected via Automated WLAN (DHCP) and everything worked fine.The printer was connected to our WLAN Modem which assigned the DHCP IP Adress automatically.Then, our Internet provider updated our cable modem, which is also our WLAN router, and since that time, the printer does not work anymore. He always shows an error after booting, and told us to restart the printer, and all lamps of the printer are continously blinking. There is no way to access the printer menus on the printer.After a long and intensiv internet research, i found out that the cable modem is responsible for the printer error!It looks like the WLAN DHCP Server of the cable modem sends DHCP messages, which the printer cannot use correctly. If I shut down the modem (with the integrated WLAN router), the printer boots normal without an error, but I cannot use him becaused he is not connected to WLAN as because the modem is offline.So I wanted to set the printer to not use DHCP by assigning static IP to the printer. But this does not work! I tried 10 times or more to assign static IP, Subnet, Gateway and DNS-Server, no way, the printer always show "IP not set" (same for the others). Can anybody tell me why I'm not able to set static IP, Gateway etc. to the printer?!Thanks for every suggestion.

Hi , Thanks for reaching out to the HP Forums. I understand you are having some difficulty modifying your network settings. Since you now have a new cable modem, let's start with a more basic approach. Please use the following document for instruction to reset the printer to your new network settings: Connecting the Printer After Changing Your Wireless Network. You may notice, when you open the link, that the full title mentions the Photosmart B209a, the instructions presented apply to your printer to so please don't be alarmed. I hope this helps.

How to set global ip in lan

hi guys.
I am new to cisco .i have some basic question to ask.
in my situation .i use a cisco 1841 .
ethernet 0/0 .i set serval vlan in this port .with the address 10.x.x.x /24
ethernet 0/1 .i set a global ip in it .with address of 219.x.x.x .and i have another global ip preserved .
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how can i do this setting.
any suggetsion?

Thanks a lot .
it work well for me now .
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i set the nat to gloable ip .and it works.i set it by the Cisco Configuration Professional
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IP address of LAN ports???

Howdy,
Anybody know what the assigned IPs of the three LAN ports are? I used to have a d-link which died on me and it was very easy to look up the port IPs, and using one of them, I set up my network enabled HP printer and could consequently print to it from any computer. I've read the Apple setup manual and used the Utility but I find both ENTIRELY lacking in detailed information.
I bought a Time Capsule which will be delivered tomorrow and I'm already starting to regret the purchase. Though I never really liked my d-link, it had a web interface and it offered all manner of configuration options and used industry standard naming conventions. It also had exemplary documentation. That was very nice. The Apple device, however, seems to be INCREDIBLY dumbed down. My neighbor has an AE which isn't secured in any way, so I connected to it with the Utility to see what was up, expecting pages and pages of the same kinds of available options I find in most routers, but there's like a handful of options. I'm getting pretty freaked out and wondering if I've made a huge mistake in getting this thing. If I can't use my networked printer, I'm kind of screwed.
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Thanks Joseph, however, I don't know if this will work for me. Firstly, my printer is an elderly 4M+ with a possibly even older network card, so I can assure you that it has no web interface, and I don't think it can do DHCP either. I think I have to assign a static IP, and my old router had easily identifiable IPs for all the LAP ports, such as port 1 was 192.168.0.1, port 2 was 192.168.0.2, etc. I'd just choose a port, plug my printer into it, and dial that static IP into the printer. So, unless I know the IP of the port, or know that whatever IP I plug in to that port would work (and I'd have to know the range), I'm not sure how I'd do this.
I'm really hating the fact that not only do the Apple routers require a utility to configure them (i.e. no web interface, like every other product out there), have simplistic documentation, and lack the ability for advanced configuration. I think I'm going to be very unhappy.
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HP Probook 6445b LAN port doesn't connect

I have a HP Probook 6445b and the LAN port doesn't seem to connect when I plug a cable in. Any Ideas????

try going to the "search programs" filed at the bottom of the Windows start menu and type in cmd and then right click the little black box icon and select run as administrator and then type in the "DOS box" the following and hit enter
ipconfig /all
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I have an airport extreme 4th generation (n) and airport express i think model 1084, which is not n technology. I want to connect the express to extreme base station wirelessly and then use the port on express to connect a non wireless PC or TV to the internet. I do not want to run a wire from base station to the computer and wanna use express's ethernet port as LAN port. I understand this can be done in wds mode, but my extreme (n) does not allow anywhere to set up a wds under the airport utility.
do i need to buy a new express or a new extreme? If i buy a new extreme can i connect the new extreme to old extreme base station without a wire and then use the LAN ports on the new extreme to connect to a computer or tv using rj45.
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but my extreme (n) does not allow anywhere to set up a wds under the airport utility.
Suggest that you download and install the more functional and useful AirPort Utility 5.6 for Mac OS X Lion , which can be used to administer both the older "g" and newer "n" devices.
Open AirPort Utility 5.6
Select the AirPort that you want to administer
Click Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab below the icons
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Hi.
I would like to set up different virtual LANs (using the E3200) so that I can have two different networks that can't access each other.
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The E3200 has no VLAN support according to the manual. There's no way to configure two separate networks with this router alone.
You will need to add network electronics.
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Managed Switch with VLAN
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RV180 (wired only) problems with firmware 1.0.4.14, fails to boot correctly + LAN ports power off during boot (downgrading to 1.0.3.10 = fine again).

Hi All,
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You mention Express and Extreme. I'm going to assume that you are connecting the PC to the AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS).
Yes you can plug the PC into the AEBS's LAN port. The PC will be configured to use Ethernet and DHCP to get an IP address. The PC doesn't won't even know that the AEBS exists. It will only know that a router exists and it is connected via Ethernet.Will our computers be linked at all if the wireless aspect of it is only being used for my g4 ibook?Yes they will be on the same network subnet.

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