How to Assign Static IP Address to Raspberry Pi!

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A static IP address, as opposed to a dynamic IP address, doesn’t change. The single-board computer Raspberry Pi always needs a static IP address if you want to access it with other devices over a long period of time. This refers to the private IP address of the Raspberry IP that is located by a computer within the local network as well as the public IP address of the network via which the Raspberry Pi is accessible on the internet (for example, if it’s being used as a server). But how do you provide Raspberry Pi with an IP address that always remains the same? This guide explains which options you have for linking a static IP address to your Raspberry Pi.

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[thoughtpocket]

Not only did this work correctly the first time, you’re a solid teacher and you’re encouraging! Thanks for making the video!

[mattvery]

You're the man! Other solutions took me down some ugly DHCP rabbit holes, that tend to be ISP-specific.
Your video just showed me how to do it, through the raspi itself, and I was done in 5-10 minutes.
In case anyone is wondering, this doesn't just work with the Raspbian OS- it worked just fine on my Retropie setup, with the Kodi port

[keithreding]

I watched several videos on how to accomplish this task. This was by far the easiest and it worked on the first try! Thank you.

[megafedun]

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[jonathannguyen]

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[Wim_Snor]

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[thomasflaig]

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thank you! I tried an ordinary linux tutorial and spend hours on trying to resolve the issues, your instructions just worked

[VeryMuchBlessed]

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[TKz]

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[chichimus]

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[MikeKestler]

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