Static IP configuration for WLAN connectivity on N...

My WLAN connectivity requires static IP configuration, any tips on how to configure the same on Nokia N97

Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Destinations
Enter the "destination" containing the access point that is your WLAN. Edit that access point.
Options > Advanced settings > IPv4 settings
Enter the phone's IP address and you will then be prompted to enter other key pieces of information such as the subnet mask, default gateway and nameserver addresses.
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