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How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
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How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
I am having trouble with smartplugs in Homekit staying connected, and the manufacturer, (Meross), suggested setting fixed IP Addresses for the plugs. The iOS App shows them, but I do not se a way to set a fixed address.
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Re: How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
fixed IP is added on the device in question. What you need is reserved DHCP IP addresses. Got to http://routerlogin.net or http://192.168.1.1 and in the Advanced page you can set up reserved IPs for your devices.
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Re: How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
Where on the advanced page? I did not find anywhere to do this and have never been to this page before.
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Re: How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
> Where on the advanced page? [...]
Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
for Documentation. Get the User Manual (at least). Read. Look for
"Address Reservation".
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Re: How do I set Fixed IP Addresses in an iMac?
@Gbol wrote:Where on the advanced page? I did not find anywhere to do this and have never been to this page before.
Login into the router's Web UI (links in my first post). Go to Advanced -> Setup -> LAN Setup. In there you can reserve IPs based on MAC address
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