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MCSE : Security Specialist IP Configuration You need a dedicated IP address to install Active Directory. If you do not use a dedicated IP address, DNS registrations may not work and Active Directory functionality may be lost. If the computer is a multi-homed computer, the network adapter that is not connected to the Internet can host the dedicated IP address. The Active Directory domain controller should point to its own IP address in the DNS server list to prevent possible DNS connectivity issues. To configure your IP configuration, use the following steps: Right-click My Network Places, and then click Properties. Right-click Local Area Connection, and then click Properties.