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How to set static IP in Linux

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It is very simple , Just go to root folder ( / ) use cd .. or cd <path> command to navigate between directory .

Go to cd /etc/network/

open vi interfaces

change DHCP to STATIC

Put ADDRESS <IP>
netmask <255.0. .>
gateway < Gateway ip >

Press ESC
Enter :wq
[ If shows write error use sudo chmod 777 interfaces ]
type sudo reboot

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Posted on: 08/09/2016

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