How To Get Static Networking Up In Linux From The Command Line

By Daniel Miessler on March 14th, 2007: Tagged as CLI | Linux | Networking | Tutorial

I just finished a micro-tutorial on getting networking up in Linux (using a static IP) from the command line.

[ Link: How To Configure A Static IP In Linux From The Command Line ]

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Dave

Don’t forget step 0, identifying which interface you need to use as your argument to ifconfig.

$ dmesg | grep eth[0-9]
Dave

Don’t forget step 0, identifying which interface you need to use as your argument to ifconfig.

$ dmesg | grep eth[0-9]

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