How to Set Static IP for Jetson?

In this blog post, we will change the network interface’s IPv4 default configuration (Automatic DHCP) to static IP.

First , open a terminal and type the following command below:

After the “Network Connections” application opened, select the network interface to modify its IPv4 settings.

Double-click the network interface (or select the gear icon to the bottom) to open its settings.

Select the “IPv4 Settings” part.

Change the “Method” to “Manual”.

Then, press “Add” button from the right edge of it.

Type the static IP address, netmask and gateway values to the opened line from the “Addresses” block.

Then, press “Save” button from the bottom-right corner and close the “Network Connections” application.

Once you returned to the terminal, close the network interface and open it again. To do this, you can do it with two ways:
    • Unplugging the Ethernet cable and re-plugging it physically or
    • Keeping the interface down and up from OS (using “Settings” app or “ifconfig” command etc.)

Afterwards, type “ifconfig” command to verify the static IP address has been established by the OS. (In this example, we changed “eth0”s IP address and typed “ifconfig eth0” to just display only this interface)

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