How to set a static IP address on Debian server
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of giving a standard user sudo privileges so they can set a static IP address on Debian server.
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thank you!
amazing great and doesn't fukin work! I hate linux :"D
great tutorial, straight to the point and with the link provided below to do a copy/paste.
thank for best away so fast for me 💕
My interfaces file had no configuration and when I tried adding one i no longer have a connection, even after reverting the file
Hey Sir! New Sub: Dryden, MI
Just installed Deb 12 BookWoom, This Helped Tremendously!
/etc/network/ does not exist 🤣🤣🤣
Hi, thanks for making net debian tutorial. First you should keep the net name, enp0s3, (why can't I change net name?) after to keep script (let a space to type address ….) so the last to type systemctl restart networking. Thanks
Thank you for this quick and concise tutorial! I have Debian 11.5.0 and it worked for me once I installed the sudo command.
I should be able to do this in debian 11 desktop?