Using static IP WiFi (no DHCP)

[Guest mrmartin]

Has anyone figured out how to connect with static IP numbers to a router?

When I run my router as a DHCP server I get a connection. But I'm having other issues with DHCP and a mac which lead to me having to disable DHCP. Which in turn means that I can't get a connection to my 8310.

Anyone know how to use non DHCP mode?

Thanks,

Martin

[Guest hyedipin]

I have asked the same questions before, Nope.

You don't have to disable DHCP if you must assign your mac an IP address.

Assign DCHP for 5 leases, and give your mac the 6th number.

[Guest mrmartin]

I have asked the same questions before, Nope.

You don't have to disable DHCP if you must assign your mac an IP address.

Assign DCHP for 5 leases, and give your mac the 6th number.

That is not the problem. The mac gets a lease but its the lease renewal that messed up. Somehow it doesnt renew the lease properly. Thats why I run without DHCP

[Guest hyedipin]

That's what I am saying.

You can give mac the 6th IP, don't need to run DHCP on mac.

On your router set 5 IPs, so you can have 5 dhcp clients, and assign your MAC the 6th Ip, for example 192.168.1.106 and give DNS, gateway, etc.. It should work fine.. I hope i was clear.