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This document provides information about configuring systems to connect to networks, the Internet, and other machines on a shared network.
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With DHCP, settings are automatically configured by the router. Wired network connections are selected as default when they are connected and available.
Most routers use DHCP to allocate IP addresses. To connect:
Click the NetworkManager icon in the System Tray.
Under Wired Network, select the name of the network to make a connection.
Instead of DHCP, a static connection can be configured.
Procedure 1. Configure a static connection
NetworkManager in the System Tray area and select .
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Select the desired connection if it is available and click the button. If the proper connection is not available, click the button.
Choose Manual option in the Configure drop down under the IP Address tab.
Enter the details and click the button.
Click the in the main window.