00:03OK, in this video I will give a tutorial on how to set a static IP.
00:10so that the IP does not change. The benefit of changing the IP to static is that when we share
00:18folder no need to manually enter the IP anymore because the IP is always changing. Okay, straight away
00:26Let me check my computer's IP address. Look at the IP address, it has 11 at the end, number 11.
00:36Okay, now we'll try restarting the router. Does the IP address change or stay the same?
00:46I'll log in to the jtef609 router. Okay, I'll try restarting it right away.
01:05OK, the modem has restarted.
01:15I just saw this and I'll refresh it and it turns out it's still not connected, it's still restarting.
01:26Okay, the modem and router are connected again. Now let's check the IP address.
01:33So, did it change or stay the same? And it turns out it did, guys. The IP address ends with 14. So, how do you do that?
01:46This IP does not change to static so that it will be easier to share data with each other later.
01:57OK, the method is very easy. First, you log in to the jtef609 modem.
02:02Here I am using the jtef609 modem, go to the network section, then go to LAN, and go to this THCP binding.
02:12Here you have to enter the IP address of the computer whose IP you want to set as static.
02:21The way to see the mark address, you go to CMD, then type ipconfig slash all like this.
02:30Then press enter, and this marks the special address. Copy it and right-click.
02:38We enter it into the mark address column.
02:43For now, I'll copy it here first.
02:46To record it, we will type the IP address of this computer.
03:14Once added, you can specify the destination IP or the desired IP.
03:21Here I will enter the permanent IP which is 1td3, which is number 3.
03:30After that, if it has been entered, you can click add to process it.
03:38Once added, we can restart our router again to make the effect more noticeable.
03:48OK, I have reset or rebooted the router.
03:53Let's wait, I will refresh again to make sure that my router has really restarted.
04:03Okay, it turns out the router restarted, it couldn't connect.
04:08OK, the router is back up and connected.
04:11Now I will try to check the IP address of this computer.
04:16OK, open cmd again.
04:19We type the IP config which previously had IP 14.
04:24Now I check again whether the IP we set earlier has changed or not.
04:34And it turns out that the IP is the same as the one we registered on the router.
04:44Look, the IP address is the same as the one I registered.
04:50Point 3 is the same.
04:52Okay, this method is very useful if you want or don't want your IP address to change.
04:59So if the router is turned off or restarted, the IP remains the same, namely 1.3.
05:06And it will not change permanently.
05:10So the IP will be permanently like this.
05:14For other routers or Wifi access points, the setting method is also the same.
05:21The only difference is the sentence.
05:23Here is the IP binding.
05:25Meanwhile, on WiFi or hotspot access points, the IP is usually static.
05:32Okay, maybe that's enough for this tutorial.
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05:37Thank You.
05:38Thank You.
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