You need to set the IP address, network DNS for TV because:
- Each network needs an IP address, your TV will not be able to connect to the network without IP.
- Entering the correct IP, DNS is one of the ways to fix the error that TV cannot access the network.
Step 1. First, your TV needs to be connected to the network. You can refer to how to do in the article below:
See more:
How to connect to a network for LG Smart TVs running WebOS
Step 2. Press Q.MENU button on the remote, then select Advanced setting item. In the Advanced Settings menu, select Network, and then choose the type of network you connect to. Here, WebTech360 connects to wifi for the TV, so it will select the Wi-Fi connection.
Step 3. Select Advanced Settings, then select EDIT to start IP and DNS settings.
+ If you want to set the IP in automatic mode: Select Set automatically. When a tick appears, automatic mode is enabled.
+ If you want to set the IP manually: You just need to turn off the automatic mode (the tick mark is no longer available) and enter the IP address, gateway mask, Gateway and DNS for the TV. Finally, just select CONNECT to complete the IP setup.
Note: To know the exact IP address of your home network, you should use a computer connected to the network to check. How to check as follows:
See more:
Fix TV not connected to the network
Above are the steps to set up IP and network DNS on LG Smart TV WebOS operating system, wish you success!
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