IP addresses are made up of four segments (Octets, if you want to impress friends) separated by a period (for example, “192.168.10.20”). The only trick to setting up a static IP network with Spikemark and Stagehands is that the first three segments should always match. The last segment number needs to be unique. Unless you are digging deep into subnets, or have changed the default IP range, each device on the network must have an IP Address between 192.168.10.001 and 192.168.10.254.