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Lan Internet

I am connected on a router but I want to assign my own IP address not the one given by the router.I changed my IP and used the same gateway as the router.But still dont internet
Do I have to put something on the DNS

my current add

IP=192.168.1.56
Subnet=255.255.255.0
Gateway=192.168.1.1

DNS I am not sure
Please help
Tags: vpn, networking
7th Mar 2007

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re:Lan Internet
you could always try using opendns (www.opendns.com), if you don't know your ISP dns address.
7th Mar 2007

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You need to know the IP address of your DNS servers BEFORE you start. Go back to using DHCP and let the router assign you an IP. It also provides you with the relevant DNS info at the same time. Once you are on the Internet, open a DOS prompt and type "ipconfig /all". This will reveal all the information you need. Write down the IP adds of the DNS servers, then make your change to a static IP (if that's what you really want). Enter the IP adds of the DNS servers at that point and it should work.
smallbiz-techwiz 7th Mar 2007
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