Assigning 2 Permanent IP Addresses In 18.04 Desktop
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There are 2 themes of IP addresses on my network:
- 192.168.0.###
10.#.#.#
- 10.1.1.#
- 10.2.1.#
- 10.3.1.#
- ...
- 10.12.1.#
How do I assign permanent IP addresses to access the services in the 10.#.#.#
I tried:
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.9.1.100/24
Followed by
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
Without success. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and haven't found an answer specific to 18.04
networking server 18.04 ip
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
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There are 2 themes of IP addresses on my network:
- 192.168.0.###
10.#.#.#
- 10.1.1.#
- 10.2.1.#
- 10.3.1.#
- ...
- 10.12.1.#
How do I assign permanent IP addresses to access the services in the 10.#.#.#
I tried:
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.9.1.100/24
Followed by
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
Without success. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and haven't found an answer specific to 18.04
networking server 18.04 ip
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
Dec 2 at 21:41
try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18
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There are 2 themes of IP addresses on my network:
- 192.168.0.###
10.#.#.#
- 10.1.1.#
- 10.2.1.#
- 10.3.1.#
- ...
- 10.12.1.#
How do I assign permanent IP addresses to access the services in the 10.#.#.#
I tried:
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.9.1.100/24
Followed by
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
Without success. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and haven't found an answer specific to 18.04
networking server 18.04 ip
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
There are 2 themes of IP addresses on my network:
- 192.168.0.###
10.#.#.#
- 10.1.1.#
- 10.2.1.#
- 10.3.1.#
- ...
- 10.12.1.#
How do I assign permanent IP addresses to access the services in the 10.#.#.#
I tried:
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.9.1.100/24
Followed by
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
Without success. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and haven't found an answer specific to 18.04
networking server 18.04 ip
networking server 18.04 ip
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
asked Dec 2 at 18:46
Ron Piggott
2541318
2541318
Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
Dec 2 at 21:41
try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18
add a comment |
Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
Dec 2 at 21:41
try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18
Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
Dec 2 at 21:41
Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
Dec 2 at 21:41
try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18
try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18
add a comment |
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Add another IP-address via a GUI:
- Open the network settings / connection details (the exact steps depend on the desktop environment you are using)
- select the IPv4 tab
- click on the Add button
- fill the values you want into the fields
- click on Save
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Add another IP-address via a GUI:
- Open the network settings / connection details (the exact steps depend on the desktop environment you are using)
- select the IPv4 tab
- click on the Add button
- fill the values you want into the fields
- click on Save
answered 6 hours ago
guntbert
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Add another IP-address via a GUI:
- Open the network settings / connection details (the exact steps depend on the desktop environment you are using)
- select the IPv4 tab
- click on the Add button
- fill the values you want into the fields
- click on Save
answered 6 hours ago
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up vote
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Add another IP-address via a GUI:
- Open the network settings / connection details (the exact steps depend on the desktop environment you are using)
- select the IPv4 tab
- click on the Add button
- fill the values you want into the fields
- click on Save
answered 6 hours ago
guntbert
8,993133068
Add another IP-address via a GUI:
- Open the network settings / connection details (the exact steps depend on the desktop environment you are using)
- select the IPv4 tab
- click on the Add button
- fill the values you want into the fields
- click on Save
answered 6 hours ago
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answered 6 hours ago
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answered 6 hours ago
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Are you looking for a GUI or foa CLI method?
– guntbert
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try this How to Setup a Static IP on Ubuntu 18.04
– Zina
Dec 2 at 23:18