1 The SubNetMask property is not implemented on Android yet. The IPAddress is because Indy resorts to using getaddrinfo () on Android, specifying the local hostname as the host to resolve, and apparently Android resolves it to the loopback IP. On OSX/iOS, Indy uses the POSIX getifaddrs () function, and on Windows it
Step1 Start your Android emulator. Step 2 Click the "Settings" icon. Step 3 Click "Wireless & Networks" and select "Wi-Fi." Step 4 Click "More" and select "Advanced." Step 5 Select the "Use Static IP" button. Step 6 Select "IP Address." Type in the new IP address you wish you use using four dot notation (X.X.X.X). User351980posted Guys i want to change change ip, dns, gateway by code in xamarin android, i have searched but unsuccessful. Sorry about my english. · User21936 posted For security reasons, Android OS may not allow you to do this. I know as a user I would not want an app to change my network configuration. It seems this may have TheConnectivityManager provides an API that enables you to request that the device connect to a network based on various conditions that include device capabilities and data transport options. The callback implementation provides information to your app about the device's connection status as well as the capabilities of the currently connected . 372 391 331 434 402 491 327 14