How to set the IP address to the default gateway?

Look at the question you said, it should be understood like this, you want to manually set a static IP, but you don't know what the default gateway is, right?

If that's the case, then you just need to fill in the address of the router and you're OK, if you don't even know the IP address of the router, then start --run --cmd

Enter--Enter.

ipconfig

Enter, the bottom of the 3 lines of numbers that appear is the router, that is, the gateway address, just fill him in.

1. In the general home network, the default gateway is the router connected to the computer or the cat with routing function, and the IP address should be in the same IP address segment as the default gateway to ensure the normal communication between the computer and the gateway.

2. For example, if the IP address of the router is the default gateway, the IP address should be filled in, and the IP address should be filled in, and X is a number between 1 and 154, which does not conflict with other hosts in the LAN.

You can't do this at all!

Let's not talk about the network environment!

IP, subnet mask, gateway generally need to be assigned by the network administrator, if you don't know, you can choose DHCP to get it automatically, if you have an IP, you don't know the gateway You can see what the gateway of other computers that can access the Internet normally, generally the gateway in the same network is the same!!

If it is an ordinary residential broadband Internet access, you should also see how the router is configured. You try or.

The default gateway is as follows:

1. Set up a local connection in the computer to automatically obtain the IP address (provided that the router has DHCP service enabled, the router is generally enabled by default).

2. If the automatic acquisition of the IP address is unsuccessful, you can manually set the IP address.

3. The format is based on the gateway address marked on the label on the back of the router as an example, generally the router gateway address is , then the first three parts of the IP address of the local connection of the computer are set to , and the fourth part is set to any number in the range of 2 to 254.

4. The subnet mask is set to , and the gateway address is set to .

Default gateway

The default gateway is a node in a computer network that sends packets to other networks. It can create a default path in the IP routing table, and a host can have multiple gateways, which can be set in two ways: manual and automatic. Give the router a name for the IP address to which the machine connected to the local network must pass outgoing traffic beyond the local network.

This makes that address a "gateway" to an IP address other than the local subnet, i.e., the gateway that is most recently used, where packets are sent when the host routing table or network input does not exist in the local host's routing table.