How To Set Ip Address In Linux?
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To set an IP address in Linux, you must first open the terminal. Then, enter the command “sudo ifconfig ethX inet [IP address] netmask [subnet mask] up”, replacing “ethX” with the name of the network interface and “[IP address]” and “[subnet mask]” with the desired IP address and subnet mask. Additionally, you can add the command “sudo route add default gw [IP address] ethX”, replacing “[IP address]” with the gateway IP address and “ethX” with the name of the network interface. Finally, you can check the IP address by entering the command “ifconfig ethX”.