Re: IP address with Router

[Glenn Schunemann]

You should be able to find the address in the Airport Utility. The 
Airport is the place where the IP is located because all the other IPs 
are issued by the base station. You could get a static IP from your 
ISP, but it costs extra. A friend of mine told me that his DHCP address 
was the same for a year before it changed. As long as you don't give up 
the lease on your DHCP, your IP should stay the same but you're taking 
a chance.

On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 09:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Here is my setup:  DSL service connected to a D-Link 614+ 4 port 
router with wireless.  I have my FP iMac(wired), Pismo(wireless), both 
10.2.6,    and 2 other PCs (no comment) connected.  I would like to be 
able to setup a webpage on my FP iMac, but can not figure out how to 
configure the router to allow direct access to my IP.  I can also not 
find the IP that the DSL has DHCPed me.  I have tried to set up a DMZ, 
but I do not exactly know what that would do.


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