How to set up a number of different IP addresses

1. Here Before setting the IP address, we need to get our own local IP address. We click on the menu button, then enter in the search bar inside [CMD] to bring up the command line.

2. Here Before setting the IP address, we need to get our own local IP address. We click on the menu button, then enter in the search bar inside [CMD] to bring up the command line. Then we enter the command line: ipconfig and then we hit Enter, you can see the IP address of our.

3. We open the [Control Panel], and then select [Network and Internet] below [View network status and tasks]. After entering the Network and Sharing Center, click on [Local Area Connection] we open the local connection After that, we click [Properties] in the properties of the local connection, we have chosen as shown [IPv4].

4. Then click [Properties] we [will] be changed automatically obtain an IP address [Use the following IP address], and then we will get the IP address above to fill the inside. After filling in, we click on Advanced. After entering, we click on [Add], and then fill in the other IP address you want to set, click OK on OK.

5. If you need to set up more IP addresses, where the method is the same. Then we enter the command line: ipconfig and then we hit Enter, you can see the IP address of our. We open the [Control Panel], and then select [Network and Internet] below [View network status and tasks]. After entering the Network and Sharing Center, click on [Local Area Connection] we open the local connection After that, we click [Properties] in the properties of the local connection, we have chosen as shown [IPv4]. Then click [Properties] we [will] be changed automatically obtain an IP address [Use the following IP address], and then we will get on top of the IP addresses on the inside. After filling in, we click on Advanced. After entering, we click on [Add], and then fill in the other IP address you want to set, click OK on OK. If you need to set up more IP addresses, where the method is the same. (One-yl Nanchang ratio)