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How do I assign a static IP address to a device?
I have a MikroTik hEX S with two WAPs plugged into ethernet ports 2 and 3. The hEX S is assigned 10.0.1.1. I would like to assign 10.0.2.1 and 10.0.3.1 to the two WAPs respectively.
Re: How do I assign a static IP address to a device?
What addressing do you have configured on the Hex? From terminal ...
Otherwise it's all guesswork. We need to know what addressing you already have in place, for example if your address 10.0.1.1 is /24 then your proposed WAP addresses would be on different subnets.
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Re: How do I assign a static IP address to a device?
There are two ways,
a. let DHCP assign the IP address and then in the dhcp server settings under leases make it a fixed static lease.
b. manually set the IP address on the device itself.
a. let DHCP assign the IP address and then in the dhcp server settings under leases make it a fixed static lease.
b. manually set the IP address on the device itself.
Re: How do I assign a static IP address to a device?
@aesmith is right...
What is the addressing used in your configuration ?
However you certainly can assign those addresses on your WAPs...
What is the addressing used in your configuration ?
However you certainly can assign those addresses on your WAPs...