hello friends,
today i am going to write about how to manually configure static IP address in Linux Server using Terminal.
This is useful when you need a bridge connection in virtual machine, as well as working on server.
First of all login on server using terminal or/and ssh.
You can Check Current IP Configuration by below command in terminal:
The IP Configuration stored in interfaces file stored in:
change to above directory:
Before changing anything make a backup of interfaces file:
Now the most important part find below line
and replace by your IP details for exaple:
Now its time to restart Ethernet interface:
Stop the network interface eth0:
Start the network interface eth0:
Don't confuse with the following command, which restarts all the networks services :
To see your various network interfaces, use the command:
Now check your IP using ifconfig, you will get new static IP.
if you have any doubt or problem you can leave a comment below, i love to solve.
today i am going to write about how to manually configure static IP address in Linux Server using Terminal.
This is useful when you need a bridge connection in virtual machine, as well as working on server.
First of all login on server using terminal or/and ssh.
You can Check Current IP Configuration by below command in terminal:
ifconfigThe IP Configuration stored in interfaces file stored in:
/etc/network/interfaceschange to above directory:
cd /etc/network/Before changing anything make a backup of interfaces file:
sudo cp interfaces interfaces.ud64Now the most important part find below line
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcpand replace by your IP details for exaple:
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.168.3.166
netmask 255.255.0.0
gateway 192.168.3.1
dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8Now its time to restart Ethernet interface:
Stop the network interface eth0:
ifdown eth0Start the network interface eth0:
ifup eth0Don't confuse with the following command, which restarts all the networks services :
/etc/init.d/networking restartTo see your various network interfaces, use the command:
/sbin/ifconfig -aNow check your IP using ifconfig, you will get new static IP.
if you have any doubt or problem you can leave a comment below, i love to solve.
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