>ubuntu LTS server
>set up static IP
>it worked for 8 hours
>lost connection, no route to host
Do I need to nuke DHCP alltogether? It's installed but shouldn't try to change IP when I have static, no?
Ubuntu LTS server
Charles Brooks
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Jacob Price
Turn off NetworkManager.
Julian Watson
edit /etc/network/interfaces file. Make sure it says "static"
Brayden Reed
Setup your router's DHCP service to permanently assign the desired IP to the MAC address your PC reports.
Carter Ortiz
Try turning off DHCP
Levi Brown
>Do I need to nuke DHCP alltogether?
What do you mean?
>>>>edit /etc/network/interfaces file. Make sure it says "static"
Nathaniel Martin
>ubuntu LTS server
>lets tether this shit
>USB tethering creates a random network
>server can access to internet but all ots services are blocked in this random network
>only phone can see server's services
Fucking android tethering, I upgraded its OS solely for this
Dominic Sanchez
There is no router It's a University network that gives fixed static IPs. I told dhcp to reale all leases, rebooted once. It found no net. Rebooted one more time and it worked. Went home and after ~8 hours the network lost IP. It's Saturday. Fucking hell.
Brody Butler
>What do you mean?
I mean purge dhcp package
Dylan Fisher
you just tell the interface to use static IP from the config in /etc/networks/interfaces
like so,
# The primary network interface
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.0.0.41
netmask 255.255.255.0
network 10.0.0.0
broadcast 10.0.0.255
gateway 10.0.0.1
dns-nameservers 10.0.0.1 8.8.8.8
dns-domain acme.com
dns-search acme.com
Jacob Peterson
>8.8.8.8
fuck off pajeet
Henry James
literally 2 seconds on google
Brandon Wright
It just wurkz
Jason Bailey
>google
I TOLD YOU TO FUCK OFF PAJEET
Joshua Collins
then use whatever you want then, moron.
Ryder Murphy
dumb frogposter
Brandon Martin
Fine. Use 8.8.4.4 instead.
Aaron Scott
is kot ok
Christopher Powell
Sometimes routers try to force DHCP anyway, even if static IP is configured on the client device, which causes it to fuck up the lease.
Either contact your sysadmin or live with having a dynamic IP.
What are you trying to gain by having a static IP on a public network anyway, user?
Austin Harris
Every lab gets a static ip for their server. I have no choice other than to physically solve this problem on monday because admin is a lazy fuck and doesn't work on weekends. I wonder how come the server lost the IP when it was working fine for several hours.
Ryan Parker
>giving your dns queries(browsing history) to the botnet
Jace Campbell
Who gives a fuck when it's a University server?