Configure IP addresses in Ubuntu7.10

Today, I entered the Ubuntu7.10 system and found that the network cannot be connected. In fact, I first thought of this problem. I used to use Netcom, and there was a modem, and the system would automatically obtain the IP address. However, I switched to the campus network a few days ago, and the school gave a fixed ip address, which was bound to the NIC physical address (mac address. After a while, I finally solved the problem. The method is as follows: 1. Open the terminal and execute the command: sudogedit/etc/network/interfaces

Today, I entered the Ubuntu 7.10 system and found that I cannot connect to the network. In fact, I first thought of this problem. I used to use Netcom, and there was a modem, and the system would automatically obtain the IP address. However, I switched to the campus network a few days ago, and the school gave a fixed ip address, which was bound to the NIC physical address (mac address. After a while, I finally solved the problem. The method is as follows:

1. Open the terminal and execute the command: sudo gedit/etc/network/interfaces

2. comment out the first two lines with "#". You can also delete them, but it is best not to delete them. Then add the following lines of code below: iface eth0 inet static

Address ***. *** (here is your IP address)

Netmask 255.255.255.0

Gateway ***. *** (here is your gateway)

Save the settings. (Sorry, there is a problem in step 2. Do not comment out the first two lines. Otherwise, it will cause a very serious problem: the mysql database cannot be started, and the re-installation will also cause a dependency problem and cannot be installed .)

3. Run sudo gedit/etc/resolv. conf on the terminal.

Change the nameserver to your DNS. If there are two DNS servers, add another one.

4. Run the following command: sudo/etc/init. d/networking restart.

Then everything is done. Haha --