Fedora 12 Assign static IP
Posted by Shek on May 13, 2010 under Fedora 12, Linux | 
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Editor’s note:Â To avoid DHCP server to assign different IP to the Fedora computer with different services such as FTP, web server etc, assign a static IP for it is a great idea.
- Click on “System” -> “Administration” -> “Network”
- Input the “root” password to access the network setting
- The “Network Configuration” box pops up and double click on the Ethernet device
- The “Ethernet Device” box pops up and Check “Statically set IP addresses:“, there is where you set the static IP information.
- Type in the IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway address into the corresponding boxes.
- Click “ok” and it’s done!
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