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Setting Static IP on LINUX System


Setting up a static IP address for your linux box is quite easy. I will show you how to do it through the GUI and command line.
For this tutorial, I have been using CentOS 5 running as a virtual machine on VMware Server 1.0.2.

Setting Up A Static IP Address Using The GUI

If you are using Gnome, click on “System => Administration => Network”.
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From the Network Configuration window, select your NIC from de “Devices” tab and click on the “Edit” button.
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Select “Statically set IP addresses” and enter the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. Click OK when done.
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Now back to the Network Configuration window, select the DNS tab. Enter your hostname and your DNS servers.
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Click on “File => Save” when you’re done.


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