1. Home
  2.  → 
  3. OIT Service Catalog
  4.  → 
  5. Infrastructure
  6.  → Static IP Address & Campus DNS Requests

Static IP Address & Campus DNS Requests

Quicklink(s)

Registering your computer or server for use on the UCI network involves getting an IP address and a DNS domain name.

About Computer Use on the UCI Network

Static IP Address Request (Wired)

If you are connecting a new computer system to the wired UCI network (that does not use DHCP), you must obtain a registered IP address and domain name that distinctly identifies your computer on the network. 

You do not need to register if:

  • You are using Wireless (Wi-Fi) If you are using wireless networking, e.g. on a laptop or mobile device, you only need to register it through UCInet Mobile Access before you can join the network.
  • You are using DHCP Some wired networks use the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) to automatically assign an IP address and domain name. If your computer uses DHCP, you do not need to register an IP address/domain name with OIT. It is possible to reserve a DHCP address. Please work with your local IT staff.

Request Name Alias (CNAME Record)

CNAME records can be used to alias one name to another. CNAME stands for Canonical Name. Use the Campus DNS request form  to request or change CNAMEs.

Requesting an IP Address and Domain Name

New Requests

Change an Existing Registration

Need more help?

Open a Help Desk Ticket

AT A GLANCE

COST

No additional cost

ELIGIBILITY

Faculty, Staff

RELATED OR SIMILAR SERVICES

Updated on
February 6, 2024