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  1. 07-24-2005 #1
    Arrowx7
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    Is there a way to set a static IP in linux?
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  2. 07-24-2005 #2
    hr.asadi
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    OfCourse you can. the way depends on your distro.
    What is it?
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  3. 07-24-2005 #3
    S. M. Ibrahim
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    Now a days, Most of the version of linux has own graphical tools to configure network.
    Which distro linux you are using?
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  4. 07-25-2005 #4
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    Try
    Code:
    ifconfig <ipaddress> netmask <netmask> gw <gateway> eth0
    I don't think you need to include the 'gw <gateway>' if you only have one way to the internet (only one NIC and no modem). '<netmask>' must match the netmask of the network it's connected to. Example:
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    ifconfig 192.168.128.18 netmask 255.255.255.240 eth0
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