How Set a Static IP Address in Apple Mac OS X
For those new to OS X from the Windows world (like I was), finding your way around can be a little frustrating in a world sans right mouse click! One task thats quite common (and one I came across this week) is wanting to set a static IP address in OS X. Here's how it's done!
1. Open System Preferences with this icon:
2. Under the Internet and Wireless menu choose Network
3. Select Ethernet Network
4. Select the Configure IPv4 Drop down list and select Manually
5. Enter the Static IP, Subnet Mask, Router (Gateway) , DNS Server and Search Domain followed by Apply
6. And your done! To reset back to DHCP - just reset the Manually setting to DHCP
This guide can also be found on our sister site Dizzyit.com at http://dizzyit.com/2014/07/06/set-static-ip-address-apple-mac-os-x/
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