Mac Server Will Not Access Internet Even With Manual Ip

 

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Sorry if this is something silly I'm missing. I'm trying to set the various computers in my house to static IPs. When I do, the apprear to still be connected to the home network but lose internet connection. I'm using a Medialink wireless router, but I'm trying to set the hard wired lan connections, not anything wireless.
I go under ipv4, set:
ip address: 192-168.0.100 (or 101, whatever)
submask fills in to 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1
I also went into the router setting and change (dchp?) to only automatically assign from 192.168.0.120 and up so nothing conflicted.
Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong?

I'm at a loss as to how to proceed now. I'm setting up a new server with Windows 2012 R2. New install on a used server. If I leave the IP addressing as dynamic it can get to the gateway without issue. I can leave the DNS automatic or define it I've tested it and set it both 127.0.0.1 and 8.8.8.8 with an automatic IP and I have no issues.

Mac Server Will Not Access Internet Even With Manual Iphone

Mac server will not access internet even with manual ipodAccess

Hi, I have posted this within the Windows Server 2012 forum, but have not resolved. Thought I would try my luck here:). Issue: When assigning a static IP address to my server, I cannot connect to the Internet through my ISP. Jan 26, 2010  Here will cover how to change a Mac IP address to a manual setting, and also how to pick an IP address which will not be conflicting with another machine on the same network. Launch ‘System Preferences’ from the Apple menu  (or Spotlight) Click on the “Network” icon. In the lower right, click on the ‘Advanced’ button.

If I set it to a static address I can no longer ping the gateway. I even set the static address to the same address it was getting from DHCP and it still times out trying to ping the gateway. However, I can ping any other active address! The gateway can ping the server in either configuration. What am I missing?

Mac Server Will Not Access Internet Even With Manual Ip Address