Primary IPv4 and DHCP
Apply DHCP, local static or full static settings on the selected adapter.
macOS utility
IPChange gives you one place to switch primary IPv4, DHCP, gateway, DNS and local aliases. Save common setups as templates and apply them in a few clicks.
Latest version: 1.1.5
System requirement: macOS 15.2 or later
Apply DHCP, local static or full static settings on the selected adapter.
Keep IP, mask, gateway and DNS combinations ready for repeat use.
Use local IPv4 aliases when you need an extra address and keep active or inactive adapters visible.
IPChange supports macOS 15.2 or later.
Primary IPv4 settings, DHCP mode, subnet mask, gateway, DNS and local IPv4 aliases.
Yes. You can apply DHCP directly or store it as a template and switch back whenever needed.
No. Pro is sold as a one-time license.
Download the app, choose an adapter and apply DHCP, a saved static profile or a local alias.
Direct answer for DHCP and manual IPv4 on a Mac, including where to click and when the switch makes sense.
Use this when you need to decide which addressing mode fits routers, labs, customer sites or everyday office work.
Use a local alias when an extra address is enough and you do not want to replace the main adapter configuration.
Save recurring IPv4, gateway and DNS combinations when you move between office, client and lab environments.
Use this before routers, lab visits and customer onboarding so you collect the right values before touching the adapter.
Use this when the task is specifically router access, local maintenance and a safe return to your normal setup.
Use this when the real pain is repeated switching between one clean fallback and several known static setups.
Download IPChange if you keep returning to the same IPv4, gateway, DNS and alias combinations.