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	Most networks automatically assign IP addresses to newly added devices. This protocol is known as DHCP and is supported by the Meraki firewall. It is preferable that devices use DHCP when connecting to the network, but if this is not possible, a static IP address can be assigned to the device within Church Network Manager (CNM). Some devices may require a static IP address for remote management purposes. Follow the steps below.		Most networks automatically assign IP addresses to newly added devices. This protocol is known as DHCP and is supported by the Meraki firewall. It is preferable that devices use DHCP when connecting to the network, but if this is not possible, a static IP address can be assigned to the device within Church Network Manager (CNM). Some devices may require a static IP address for remote management purposes. Follow the steps below to assign a static IP address to a device.

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Most networks automatically assign IP addresses to newly added devices. This protocol is known as DHCP and is supported by the Meraki firewall. It is preferable that devices use DHCP when connecting to the network, but if this is not possible, a static IP address can be assigned to the device within Church Network Manager (CNM). Some devices may require a static IP address for remote management purposes. Follow the steps below.

== '''STEP 1: LOG IN TO CHURCH NETWORK MANAGER (CNM)''' ==
# Visit [https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in using your Church Account username and password. 
# Search for and click on the name of the desired property.
# Click on the serial number of the firewall (e.g. Q2KN-####-####). 
# Click "Menu" on the far-right side of the screen. Then select '''IP Assignment'''.
[[File:Select IP Assignment.png|none|alt=|thumb|700x700px]]

== ''' STEP 2: ASSIGN STATIC IP ADDRESS TO THE DEVICE''' ==
# Make sure the device is already connected to the correct zone on the network using the network settings in the device's setup configuration.
# At the top-left of the page, make sure the zone is set to the desired Zone: (Public, IoT or Facility)
# In the IP Address box, select a static IP address to assign to the device.
# Use the drop-down menu to find the [[MAC address]] of the device you want to assign. ''(It may take up to 15 minutes for this list to update with new device [[MAC Addresses|MAC addresses]].)''
# Enter a Name for the device assignment
# click '''Save.'''
# Complete! The device now has a static IP address on the network.
[[File:IP assignment.png|alt=|none|thumb|588x588px]]

''If you are having issues, please'' [[Global Services Department|''contact the'' ''Global Services Department (GSD)'']] ''or email'' [[Mailto:MHT@ChurchofJesusChrist.org|''MHT@ChurchofJesusChrist.org'']]''.''

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NormanKR at 15:09, 15 August 2023

NormanKR: Created page with "> Temple Technology Most networks automatically assign IP addresses to newly added devices. This protocol is known as DHCP and is supported by the Meraki firewall. It is..."