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Manually add and remove an IP to a Linux server vi ip command
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I am constantly needing to set an IP on a server for some reason. Most of the time the reason is to verify connectivity. Here is the commands I use to add and remove the IP. | |
ip address add 192.168.122.22/24 dev enP1p1s0f0 | |
ip address del 192.168.122.22/24 dev enP1p1s0f0 | |
Here are a couple of things to keep in mind about these commands: | |
1. If you do note specify the prefix (/24 in this case) to the IP address the default is /32. | |
2. The interface is brought up automatically. There is no need to run ifup | |
3. I believe ifup and ifdown assume there config files (/etc/sysconf/network-scripts/ifcfg-* for RPM based systems). |
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