Knowing how to set a static IP address on an Ubuntu Server is an important piece of knowledge. We are looking at one way to do …
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If you don't want to reboot, run "sudo netplan apply". Nice that your example uses the routes block instead of a gateway4 key/value that the installer uses and netplan reports as deprecated. I don't think it matters, but might have mentioned any changes in 22.04 LTS vs. 24.04 LTS, and maybe when netplan became standard.
Great video!
Great video Jeremy, thanks for the refresher 🙂
I’ve never had a reason to mess with net plan since it seems too complicated lol. Sort of went the easier way by using dhcp reservations or cloud init. But I am going to try this out for the sake of knowing. Thanks for this tutorial.
7:31 I would use WinScp over filezilla on windows, but other platform I would FileZilla.
Good to see you again buddy
The video I’ve looking for. I’m sure there is a reason why it is this difficult to do something so simple. But it I do wonder why. Thanks for the video.
I like that you are creating a backup file. I always forget to backup my config files.
Clear, concise, and to the point. Well done!