Hello Guys,
I've got a requirement on a couple of my systems to configure static IP and DNS settings as they're being placed into a network environment which doesn't support DHCP so it will be unable to lease its own details. This is something I've not done before with Linux, at least, not successfully :-D so thought I'd ask you guys your opinions on the best way to handle it. What I can tell you at the moment is that if I use the following settings on my windows notebook then I'm able to connect to the network and internet no trouble at all, so I'm guessing it's simply a case of setting these same details on my voyage system. IP: 10.111.108.2 Subnet: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.111.108.1 Primary DNS Server: 10.50.10.10 Secondary DNS Server: 10.50.10.11 I'll need some nice simple Simon-Says step by steps for doing this otherwise I'm bound to get lost when trying to set it up. I do have some limited experience of modifying my /etc/network/interfaces file but certainly wouldn't say I really know what I'm doing. Thanks chaps, I look forward to hearing your advice. Rob
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