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# Accessing Clarity Gateway Web Interface

The Iron Pi comes from the factory configured to connect to the network with the IP address **192.168.1.220**. You can configure it to use a different IP address, but you'll first need to connect to it at this address.

To do that you need to set your computer's IP address to something else in the **192.168.1.x** range, as shown below.

Once you have set your computer's IP address, navigate to [**http://192.168.1.220**](http://192.168.1.220) in your web browser.

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1. Select **Start**, then type **settings**. Select **Settings** > **Network & internet**.
2. Do one of the following:
   * For a Wi-Fi network, select **Wi-Fi** > **Manage known networks**. Choose the network for which you want to change the settings.
   * For an Ethernet network, select **Ethernet**, then select the Ethernet network you’re connected to.
3. Next to **IP assignment**, select **Edit**.
4. Enter the following values:

![](/files/khA0PzMsCITBtgIJu0Ss)
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1. Go to **System Preferences** > **Network.**
2. Select the network device to configure on the left-hand side.
3. Enter the following values:

![](/files/A1faMwdF0Z7mLhuLdGGa)
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