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does anyone know a way to make a server have a static ip address for `ssh` in t… |
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Post #AxCqxwu9a0vLhpLqwy by [email protected] |
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@callyral you can usually login to the admin interface of your router and set t… |
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@daj @callyral yup assign a static IP in your DHCP by MAC. Or alternatively you… |
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@osman i would just add that the first option is the simplest. If you assign it… |
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@daj @osman @callyral yes the first option is simpler in my experience, and the… |
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@callyral If your IP addresses are “192.168.0.xx” the router admin address … |
