My school s network IP is fixed, is there any way to change the IP at any time?

I don't know what kind of router you're using, some of you can directly set up the port in the router, and you can find it on the Internet yourself, or you have to use software.

I don't know how many PCs you have in your unit, in fact, if you want to use the management strategy on the router, you can use the single-arm routing function, the port configuration sub-interface, which can be connected to a large number of PCs, and you can make an access control list on the router, I hope it can help you.

There are several options.

1.Using a router, just point it out for a fool, you don't need a professional, WAN to terminate the network cable of the campus network, and set it to a static IP address (that is, the IP address assigned to you by the network manager). Then the host is connected to the LAN port and it is OK.

2.All network cables, including those from the host and from the switch of the network management, can be connected to your switch or hub at will, and then the IP address of all the hosts should be set to the same network segment, for example, the IP address given to you by the network management is set to the IP address of other hosts within the range, be careful not to conflict with the IP address of others.

3.Use a server. Install another network card on your host (very cheap, 10 yuan), connect the network cable on the network card, connect it to the network card of someone else's host, and set up a ** server on someone else's host, pointing to the IP address of your host, and he can access the Internet.

4.Upstairs is pure nonsense.

Everything is set up the same, the IP DNS gateway and so on and so forth.

You can use a router to set up a wifi hotspot. Here's how:

Plug the network cable into the WAN port of the router, connect the WiFi signal of the router with a computer or mobile phone (the user name of the wifi router can be found in the manual), and then enter it in the browser address bar: Enter the router settings (when you first enter, you will be asked to set a password, which will be used when logging in to the router in the future).

After setting up, set up the wireless Internet settings, save it, and then you can set up the wifi.

You can also operate according to the manual, and the current router settings are very simple, you can learn it by looking at it.

I guess if your virtual machine is VMware Workstation? If so, open your virtual machine with VMware and select i copied it (if it is a Chinese version, it should say "I copied it").

First of all, you need to determine which virtual network you are using for the virtual machine in the first machine, which has vmnet0:bridged; vmnet1：hostonly；vmnet8：nat。

Second, I think if you want to make the virtual machine accessible to users in the LAN, then you should hook the virtual NIC of the virtual machine to vmnet0:bridged so that the virtual machine can be bridged to your real LAN like a real host. In the lower right corner of the virtual machine, there is an icon like "two computers", and the mouse will appear "network adapter:".

Right-click, select Setting, and then select vmnet0.

Third: Modify your VM IP so that the IP of the VM is the same as the IP segment in the network you want to copy to. For example, if the actual network you want to copy to is using this network, then change the IP address of the virtual machine to a different address.

Then you can provide services to the network.

The first is a change in the way of connection, preferably in bridging mode.