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# How do I configure static IP addresses for my devices on your routers?

||| ⚠️ Important notice for advanced users - Please be aware that a router reset, a common step in some troubleshooting solutions, will erase any custom static IP settings.

This guide will explain how to assign static IP addresses only for your personal network (LAN) - oxio doesn’t support WAN static IPs.

⬇️ Continue scrolling below until you see which model of oxio-provided router you have (steps will differ for each).

## ${color}[#000000](Setting a static IP on the Adtran 841 or the oxio WiFi pod.)

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1. Open the **oxio Wi-Fi app** on your smartphone device.
2. Tap **Settings** > **Network**.
3. Scroll down and tap on the* ***IP reservations** button.
4. **Tap Add new*** *and choose a device from the available list. *If the device hasn’t been connected to the network yet, you can reserve an IP using its MAC address with the Add manually option at the bottom of the page*.
5. **Tap Add** to reserve the current IP address. *Tapping on the device again lets you change it to another available address within the current IP range. You can also use the Add a Port option to set up port forwarding for that device.*

## ${color}[#000000](Setting a static IP on the eero 6.)

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1. Open the **eero app** on your smartphone device.
2. Tap **Settings** > **Network Settings** > **ISP Settings** > **WAN Type**.
3. Select **Static IP**. 
4. **Enter the static IP address** you want to assign the device and *Save*.

## ${color}[#000000](Setting a static IP on the SmartRG router.)

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### ${color}[#000000](For SR400ac and SR905acv routers…)

1. On a browser, go to [__http://192.168.1.1/__](http://192.168.1.1/)
2. Log in using one of the following credentials:

**Username:** oxio
**Password:** FL54cBHZs6

OR (for earlier software versions)

**Username:** user
**Password:** oxio

3. Click **Network** on the left-hand sidebar.
4. Click **LAN or LAN Network** > **DHCP Server**.
5. Scroll down to *DHCP Static Associations** ***and **click Add host**. All devices connected to your network will appear in the dropdown menu.
6. **Select your device** from the *Connected hosts* dropdown menu. All information regarding your device will autopopulate.
7. Scroll down to the IP Address field. **Enter the static IP address** you want to assign the device, and then click** Save**.

Repeat steps for each static IP you wish to assign.

### ${color}[#000000](For SR516ac and SR616ac routers…)

1. On a browser, go to [__http://192.168.1.1/__](http://192.168.1.1/)
2. Log in using one of the following credentials:

**Username:** oxio
**Password:** FL54cBHZs6

OR (for earlier software versions)

**Username:** user
**Password:** oxio

3. Click **Advanced Setup **on the left-hand sidebar.
4. Click **LAN** > Scroll down to *Static IP Lease List* **> **Add Entries**. *If you have the SR616ac router or if nothing happens when you click on LAN, click on IPv4 Autoconfig which will appear below instead.*
5. **Input the MAC address** of the device you wish to assign a static IP address to. The format should be as follows:

 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (you must include the colons in between each two numbers).

*Tech Support agents cannot help you find the MAC address of your devices.*

6. After the MAC addres of the device has been added, **input the static IP address you wish to assign**.
7. Click on **Apply/Save**.

Repeat steps for each static IP you wish to assign.