Subj : Re: Setting a manual IP address
To   : All
From : Lawrence D'Oliveiro
Date : Sat May 18 2024 23:45:13

On Tue, 14 May 2024 18:44:48 -0000 (UTC), bp wrote:

> What's the easiest way to manually set a RasPiOS host's IP address?
> Raspi-config offers DHCP or networkmanager,
> but neither invites manual intervention.

The traditional Debian way is to hand-edit /etc/network/interfaces. If an
interface entry begins “interface «name» inet static”, then you can follow
them with explicit settings, and NetworkManager should not touch them.

If you are using systemd-network (as Ubuntu does), then it is suffices to
put config files named “«n»-«name».network»” in /etc/systemd/network, one
for each interface, with manual settings in them. The format for these is
documented in systemd.network(5).

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