How to setup static IP address for LAN connection on MAC OSX

1.From the Apple menu, select System Preferences.



2. In the System Preferences window, click Network. If you do not see this icon, click Show All to reveal all the settings categories.

3.In the menu next to "Configure:" (10.0.x) or "Show:" (10.1.x or later), select the Ethernet option, usually termed Built-in Ethernet.



4.Click the TCP/IP tab, and next to "Configure:" or "Configure IPv4:", select "Manually".



5.In the "IP Address:" field, enter the IP address for your computer.

6.In the "Subnet Mask:" field, enter:
   a. 255.255.255.0

7.Next to "Router:", enter your router's IP address. By convention, this address will be the same as your computer's IP address, except that the last number will be 1. So, if your computer's IP address is 10.1.1.33, your router's IP address will be 10.1.1.1. If this doesn't work, contact technical support.

8.In the "Domain Name Servers:" or "DNS Servers" field, enter these numbers:
   b. 204.89.253.1
   c. 204.89.253.2

9.Under "Search Domains", enter the following:
   d. Bluemarble.net

10.Click the Save (10.0.x) or Apply Now (10.1.x or later) button. You will immediately be able to use your network connection.