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Setting a Static IP Address

Profile requires a static IP address so that it can be accessed from the network.

1. Open the ‘Control Panel’ folder

This example show Windows 7 (other versions of Windows are similar).

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2. Click ‘Network and Internet’

The Network and Internet control panel is displayed:

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3. Click ‘Network and Sharing Center’

The Network and Sharing Center window is displayed:

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4. Click ‘Change adapter settings’ in the sidebar

Available network connections will be displayed:

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5. Right click on the ‘Local Area Network Connection’ icon and choose ‘Properties’ from the menu

The Local Area Connection Properties screen is displayed:

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6. Highlight ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’

7. Click the ‘Properties’ button

The IP Properties screen is displayed:

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8. Click the ‘Use the following IP address’ radio button

9. Enter the IP address of the server

Contact your system administrator for these settings.

10. Enter the ‘Subnet mask’

This is normally “255.255.255.0″

11. Click the ‘Use the following DNS server address’ radio button

12. Enter the IP address of the DNS server

Contact your system administrator for these settings.

13. Click the ‘OK’ button

This will close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window.

14. Click the ‘OK’ button

This will close the Local Area Connection Properties window