Linux set static IP

1. How to set static IP address in Linux using ifconfig?
2. What is the IP command in Linux?
3. How do I set a static IP in Ubuntu 18.04 terminal?
4. How do I set a static IP in Ubuntu 21?

How to set static IP address in Linux using ifconfig?

To assign an IP address to a specific interface, use the following command with an interface name (eth0) and ip address that you want to set. For example, “ifconfig eth0 172.16. 25.125” will set the IP address to interface eth0.

What is the IP command in Linux?

The ip command is a Linux net-tool for system and network administrators. IP stands for Internet Protocol and as the name suggests, the tool is used for configuring network interfaces. Older Linux distributions used the ifconfig command, which operates similarly.

How do I set a static IP in Ubuntu 18.04 terminal?

In the Activities screen, search for “network” and click on the Network icon. This will open the GNOME Network configuration settings. Click on the cog icon. In “IPV4” Method" section, select “Manual” and enter your static IP address, Netmask and Gateway.

How do I set a static IP in Ubuntu 21?

Step #02: Configure static ip address on Ubuntu 21.04 server. Open netplan config file using any editor. Then insert all below lines into your file. or you can edit your old text and replace interface and ip address as like you want. Then save press Esc type :wq then press Enter.