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It depends on what you are referring to as the "IP".. If you mean the LAN IP, you need to set a static IP on your computer (different for each OS) and disable the dynamic IP retrieval from the DHCP server. If you are referring to the WAN IP, you must purchase a static IP address from your ISP. Contact the ISP and see if it is possible. It is not possible for some connections (dial-up, etc.)...
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