Why not use YaST?
...or in /etc/sysconfig/network there is a file called ifcfg... something that contains the device number of your interface (really, just the interface name was ALOT easier to remember). The IP Address is in that file.
Noll, Ralph wrote:
How do I change the ip address of my linux??
I tried ifconfig eth0 10.37.3.98 Then ifconfig eth0 down And ifconfig eth0 up
Did an ifconfig after it was changed..
But could not putty to it...
Did a shutdown/reboot... Ip changed back to the old ip..
Guess I am missing something...
Thanks
Ralph
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