How To Change Ip Address In Linux?
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1. Open the Terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T
2. Enter the command: sudo ifconfig eth0 [New-IP-Address] netmask [Subnet-Mask]
3. Replace [New-IP-Address] with the new IP address you want to use and [Subnet-Mask] with the subnet mask of the network.
4. Enter the command: sudo route add default gw [Gateway-IP-Address]
5. Replace [Gateway-IP-Address] with the IP address of the gateway.
6. Enter the command: sudo service network-manager restart
7. Your IP address should now be changed.
1. Log into the Linux command prompt.
2. Type “ifconfig” and press Enter.
3. Look for the interface that you want to assign a new IP address to by checking out the list of devices in the output of the command.
4. Assign the new IP address to the interface by typing “ifconfig [interface] [ip_address] netmask [subnet_mask]” and pressing Enter.
5. Verify the changes by typing “ifconfig” and pressing Enter. The new IP address should be listed in the output.