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Type in your \acronym{IP} address in the field below the \textbf{Address} header.
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Click to the right of the \acronym{IP} address, directly below the \textbf{Netmask} header, and type in your network mask. If you are unsure of your network mask, ``255.255.255.0'' is the most common.
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Click to the right of the network mask, directly below the \textbf{Gateway} header, and type in the address of your gateway.
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In the \textfield{\acronym{DNS} servers} field below, type in the addresses of your \acronym{DNS} server. If your network has more than one \acronym{DNS} server, enter them all, separated by spaces or commas.
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Click \button{Apply} to save your changes.
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\advanced{A \acronym{MAC} address is a hardware address for your computer's network card, and entering it is sometimes important when using a cable modem connection or similar. If you know the \acronym{MAC} address of your network card, this can be entered in the appropriate text field in the \button{Wired} tab of the editing window.}
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When you have returned to the \application{Network Connections} screen, your newly-added connection should now be listed. Click \button{Close} to return to the desktop. If your connection is configured correctly, the NetworkManager icon should have changed to show an active connection. To test if your connection is properly set up, refer to the instructions above for checking a \acronym{DHCP} connection.
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If your computer is equipped with a wireless (Wi-Fi) card and you have a wireless network nearby, you should be able to set up a wireless connection in Ubuntu.
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