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How to a Setup Static IP Address on Linux using Netplan with ROUTES

Setup a Static IP Address with Netplan on Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS or other Linux distros. Netplan has started using Routes instead of Gateway4. This can be used with any other Linux Distro that uses Netplan.

By default Ubuntu and most Linux distributions will assign an IP Address dynamically using a DHCP Server.

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.

15 thoughts on “How to a Setup Static IP Address on Linux using Netplan with ROUTES

  • Excellent! Many thanks for a simple and concise session. Really helpful

  • After configuring static , How to disable the dhcp lease ?

  • I am not getting any errors displayed but ip address is not getting changed

  • Yay!!! Excellent… Can you do one for multiple network adapters, and testing the routes?

  • When I ceebs going through documentation for things like this, your channel is my go to! Keep it up and thank you

  • After setting up static IP address on Ubuntu server 22.04, getting an error "Temporary Failure in name Resolution ". Couldn't connect to the internet.

  • What does setting a particular DNS server address do? I have not deliberately set up a DNS Server with my device. Should I still list these addresses in my configuration file?

    Thanks. I am new to this.

  • Great video.. Could you make a video concerning the process of configuring the router to match the setting with a static ip adresse

  • Should have watched to the end before commenting. Thanks again.

  • You used google (8.8.8.8) can I use cloudflare instead? Thanks for the video. I am using my router but this seems better.

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