Hi,
While booting VIMA, I opted for DHCP to pickup address. I would like to reset this and assign a static IP address for the same. How to do this?
--Subram
You may run:
sudo /usr/bin/system-config-network
Then select the NIC and press <enter>
Tab to the "Use DHCP" field and press <space> to toggle it off.
Set the static IP configuration then tab to the "OK" button
Tab to the "Quit" button and press <space> to exit.
Regards,
Mostafa
You may run:
sudo /usr/bin/system-config-network
Then select the NIC and press <enter>
Tab to the "Use DHCP" field and press <space> to toggle it off.
Set the static IP configuration then tab to the "OK" button
Tab to the "Quit" button and press <space> to exit.
Regards,
Mostafa
Don't forget to run:
sudo service network restart
I was scratching my head for a while until I figured that one out. The system-config-network utility doesn't restart the network daemon for you apparently...
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