Solaris 10 : Direct Access to internet

Hi guys !!!
I have a server with Solaris 10. It access the internet by a router, but i want to access in a direct point without the router. When the server is on the router the internet work good, but i plug it on direct point it does not work because he got the "old" ip, the ip used in the router !!!
How can i tell to the server that it needs a new ip !?
Thanks !!!

plug it back into your router. Set the DMZ to the ipaddress of your solaris machine.

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