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--- setting_static_ip_address_ubuntu_24_04 [2024/12/29 17:25] – created wikiadmin
+++ setting_static_ip_address_ubuntu_24_04 [2024/12/29 17:34] (current) – [Setting a Static IP Address in Ubuntu 24.04] wikiadmin
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 See: [[https://linuxconfig.org/setting-a-static-ip-address-in-ubuntu-24-04-via-the-command-line]]
-First Backup Your network configuration file containing DHCP.
+First Backup Your network configuration file that contains your DHCP default.
 <code>
-user@svr: cd /etc/netplan
+user@svr: cd /etc/netplan [Enter]
-user@svr:/etc/netplan$ sudo cp 50-cloud-init.yaml  50-cloud-init.yaml-bak
+user@svr:/etc/netplan$ ls [Enter]
+-cloud-init.yaml
-user@svr:/etc/netplan$ ls
+user@svr:/etc/netplan$ sudo cp 50-cloud-init.yaml  50-cloud-init.yaml-bak [Enter]
+user@svr:/etc/netplan$ ls [Enter]
 -cloud-init.yaml  50-cloud-init.yaml-bak
 </code>
-Example Configuration of a Static IP.  Use Vim or Nano to edit 50-cloud-init.yaml
+Example Configuration for a Static IP.  Use Vim or Nano to edit 50-cloud-init.yaml
 <code>
 sudo vim 50-cloud-init.yaml
 </code>
+Edit the file according to the following example, but substituting your network name, Lan IP addresses, Routes (to your router's gateway), and your Nameservers rather than Google's.
 <code>
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 </code>
-Check the status
+Apply the network changes:
+<code>
+user@svr: /etc/netplan$ sudo netplan apply
+</code>
+Check the status of the network changes:
 <code>