Uhm, networks do not have IP addresses. And, for that matter, neither have computers. *Interfaces* have IP addresses, and a computer can have multiple interfaces (say, its ethernet interface, its wireless interface and its loopback interface), and each interface may have multiple IP addresses.

If your question is, "can I assign an IP address to one of my computers interfaces", the answer is, obviously, yes. After all, when you turn on your computer, none of its interfaces has an IP address. And they do get one after a while.

In reply to Re: Is it possible to take the IP address from a file and assign it to LAN interface for certain period of time by JavaFan
in thread Is it possible to take the IP address from a file and assign it to LAN interface for certain period of time by TechUser245

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