Assigning my static ip address (Beginner)

Schoieuk — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 18:07:01 GMT

Hey,

I recently changed to BT Business Broadband and i have a static ip address.

I got myself a server and i am runnign windows server 2008 on it.

I have about 3-4 machines and 1 server on my local network but i have not configured anything since the upgrade.

My plan is to use the static ip address on my server and run a domain and use it for some other functions.

I have the BT business hub.

How do i go about setting up and useing the static ip address (assigning it to the server)

I am a total beginner so any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Assigning my static ip address (Beginner)

mattspchelp — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:16:04 GMT

Hi Schoieuk,

I dont know how much information you know already about networking but ill be a simple as i can but if you get lost dont hesitate to reply.

Your static IP will stay registered at the HUB.

you will then need to set a static IP on your Server depending on your router configuration.

EG..

192.168.2.100

192.168.1.2

this can be done my right clicking the network connection on the bottom right(looks like a tv screen) and clicking properties then click the internet protocol (TCP/IP) in the list, then click properties.

This will give you the option to type in the IP address wich could be set to (depending on router configuration)

192.168.2.101

192.168.1.3

To provide any functionality through the server you must then port forward the following ports:

Port 25 TCP SMTP (Outgoing Exchange e-mail)
Port 80 TCP HTTP (NOT needed normally)
Port 443 TCP HTTPS (RWW, OWA, remote desktop or Terminal Server sessions)
Port 1723 TCP PPTP (VPN) If needed

The above ports will need to be opened to allow other machines to contact your server aswell as emails ect... to be allowed through to the server.

This is the basic step to alow the static IP to be forwarded to your server

if you need more advice dont hesitate to reply

Regards

Matt

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