ATV2 and Manual Network Configuration Issue

Hi all,
Have 3 ATV2's in the house connected to latest gen TC via 5Ghz WiFi. Works great with one exception. From time to time, one of the ATV's loses the host iTunes library (connected via Home Sharing). If I go the the host and restart itunes - all is well again.
My solution was to try manual IP's for all of the ATV's and the Mac Mini host. Set the Mini to DHCP with manula IP- no problem.
However, when setting the ATV's, all three lose the "Movie" and "TV Shows" menu items as well as Youtube etc.. Meaning, they are obviously not connected to the WAN/Internet. They CAN see the host shared library.
Yes, it would seem my static config is wrong, BUT, I used the numbers already populated when I swtiched from DHCP. Would these numbers not be the ones assigned using DHCP? Would it not be safe to assume that simply assigning these manually would retain the same connectivity?
I switched all but the host mini back to DHCP and all is well again. However, I would like to go with a static set up. Am I missing somehting?
Thanks in advance!
Stuart

Thanks for the reply!
When you say "you also need to assugn adresses from the router" what exactly do you mean?
with exception of Mac Adress Control, I don't see a setting anywhere in Airport Utility that would allow me to assign specific IP's to specific devices...
In the past, simply setting an IP manually on a device would make it static on the network. No intervention on the TC was necessary.
Thanks again,
Stuart

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But after I shut down my machine and boot up again, I am unable to use the OEM's site https://localhost.localdomain:1158/em. Instead I get the message
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Unable to Connect
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost.localdomain:1158
1. The site could be temporaily unavailable
2. If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network connection
3. If your computer is protected by firewall or proxy, make sure that firefox is permitted to access the Web.
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I am thinking the problem is with 2. I do not have any firewall in my machine and i have also disbaled SELINUX.
I want to configure the computer so i can use the OEM in my Linux laptop.
My $ cat /etc/hosts gives
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain.
Please help me setup the Network so i can connect to 11g OEM.
And BTW this laptop is not even used to connect to the Internet.
Thanks
Sulu

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In PC Companion press at "How to connect" and then select "Wi-Fi connection" and follow the instruction that appears to see if you can pair your phone with your PC.
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