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I have this server sitting at my house here that host a website for me.. Anyway the server crashed yesterday and it's been so long I forgot how to set my Static IP address to the server.. The most I can remember is it's in properties for the local network connection.. I remember how to do everything else, just not this.. Like i need to route my ip 75.149.xxx.xxx to the server, My router is already setup with port forwarding and whatnot, I just don't remember server side stuff.. Hope that makes sense, because I've been stressing trying to remember how to do it... BTW it's windows server 2003 standard i'm using, it's a clean install with only windows updates installed..

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Yep network control panel, right click on the nic (local area connection) scroll down in the box till you see internet protocol double click on it.

click on use the following ip address.  Might want to hard set the dns as well.

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If you are statically assigning the IP address you have to statically assign the DNS as well.



As to your question about routing the IP address to the server, probably no. If you are using port fowarding then you will have a private IP address on the server and the router will send port 80 to the server's private address.



-Mike

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That sounds about right, Like the internet network IP addy for the server is something like 10.1.10.11 and the gateway address is 10.1.10.1.. I really wish I would have taken notes when Iset it up becasue I was in a car accident, hit myu head pretty good and have had trouble remembering things like this since... How to I setup remote access on the server? Thats another one I don't remember.. I'm working on that as I type this..