HOW DO I SET MY OWN STATIC IP ON SUSE?
I think you need to clarify what you mean.
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO DO THIS UNTIL YOU FIX YOUR CAPS-LOCK!!!
WHY?
BECAUSE “IP” OR “IFCONFIG” WON’T WORK AS LINUX IS CASE SENSITIVE!1111!!!
(scnr)
Hi cirebrains45, welcome to the forums.
I see you’re brief and to the point. Unfortunately, a bit too brief.
The short answer is: code in by hand the IP addresses for the Network Interface, for the Gateway and for the Name Servers.
The long answer begins like this: it depends whether you’re using Network Manager in KDE or in Gnome -or- if you’re using a wired ethernet card and Yast’s network configurator module.
So please tell us (in lower case) what your setup is.
A bit of reading for background: HowTo Configure a network card in Suse/openSUSE 10, 11 for LAN and Internet Access.
cirebrains45 wrote:
> HOW DO I SET MY OWN STATIC IP ON SUSE?
HMMMMM, I WONDER IF YOU HAVE A STATIC IP DESIGNATED BY YOUR ISP…OR,
WHAT?
-=welcome=- to our forum…have you been using Linux long? are you now
using SUSE or openSUSE, and do you know the difference?
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palladium
Exactly ! 