Static IP address

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Router specific configuration will vary. Have you tried setting up your router in bridge mode? That should work, I guess.
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  Anoop Kumar

  Right click on wifi --> properties -->General --> Internet Protocol(TCP/IP).
  Is it set as "Obtain an IP Address Automatically".
  open command prompt.
  run ipconfig /all
  set the IP address and DNS servers as given.
  From IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.ZZZ , set any of your ZZZ high like 50+ otherwise if lots of devices connected to your router and after that you will connect to it you may face IP address conflict.
  
  Hope you are looking for this only😀
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  durga ch

  can I know your need for static IP? are you hosting any servers ? or you are looking for a static Ip within your LAN?
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  da_joker

  looking for a static ip from a wireless network hosted by someone else...👍
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  KenJackson

  Are you trying to access your PC from the outside world? Is that why you need to know the address?
  
  I'm not sure what you're doing, so I don't know if it's relevant, but this URL returns your external IP address, and no extra text or formating: #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  If you are running Linux (you didn't say which OS you're using) and you have write access to any website, you can create a script and run it often with cron to copy your IP address to a small text file on your site, something like this:

  #/bin/sh
  curl -s https://queryip.net/ip/ | ssh mysite.example.com 'cat > public_html/ip.txt'

  Then, from anywhere in the world, you can get your home IP address like this:
  

  IP="$(curl -s https://mysite.example.com/ip.txt)"

  Alternately, you can use your home's URL. Most ISPs assign boring URLs to each and every IP address they have. You can get it almost the same way: #-Link-Snipped-#
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  vishakkv

  you need to configure ip reservation in wifi router for your device to get static ip
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  da_joker

  thanks pals....i ave finally solve d issue.....