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  dL said:
That's what i meant. Is it that static routing part?

dL

i dont believe static routing is what you want if you are simply trying to change your local IP to a static IP.....

I'm pretty sure this is all done within your OS....read my above post for instructions.

  dL said:
That's what i meant. Is it that static routing part?

dL

Yeah, thats correct :)

@rumble.. No, you need to do it on the DHCP server. Example: If you set yourself to 192.168.1.100 within XP, turn off your computer.. Your sister boots up, gets 192.168.1.100, and then you reboot, you will STILL get 192.168.1.101, you will not get 192.168.1.100 because it is taken.

I just tried setting myself as 100 in the network setting rumble said and I can't even connect to the Internet. I tried ipconfig /renew it says

The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation.

For hellbender, what do i fill in so im 100 and my sis is 101? I just shut down her comp lol.

dL

  HellBender said:
@rumble.. No, you need to do it on the DHCP server. Example: If you set yourself to 192.168.1.100 within XP, turn off your computer.. Your sister boots up, gets 192.168.1.100, and then you reboot, you will STILL get 192.168.1.101, you will not get 192.168.1.100 because it is taken.

hmmm i understand..... i just didnt think static routing was what he was looking for. evidently i'm wrong again. im not trying to steer anyone in the wrong direction. . :huh:

hope it all gets figured out. i'm hitting the sack.

  dL said:
I just tried setting myself as 100 in the network setting rumble said and I can't even connect to the Internet.  I tried ipconfig /renew it says

The operation failed as no adapter is in the state permissible for this operation.

For hellbender, what do i fill in so im 100 and my sis is 101? I just shut down her comp lol.

dL

ehm.. Good question. My netgear one is self-explanatory, but Im not sure about yours.

here's what I think: If you click on "Show Routing Table" it should show you a table with info on all connected devices (like my attached picture). Hopefully, you will have a button next to each that will let you auto-input all the relevant information into the form (like my attached picture).

If there isnt, then I'm not sure since I'm not familiar with Linksys. I would suggest you play around with it a bit until someone more knowledgable comes around.

Its time for me to hit the sack as well.. Wait around a few hours, I'm sure someone with a Linksys will help you out ;) You can post a new topic or something tomorrow if you dont get any answers...

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