How To Assign Static IP Address on Raspberry Pi - Fixed IP Address on Raspberry Pi

How To Assign Static IP Address on Raspberry Pi? Setting Up Static IP in RPI! A static IP address, as opposed to a dynamic IP address, doesn’t change. In this video, I will be showing you, How to Set Up Static IP Addresses in your Latest Raspberry Pi. 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. #raspberrypi #ipaddress #sstectutorials

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[HenAndPenn]

So when I open the updated GNU nano 7.3 the bottom commands are still visible but none of the script is visibl to edit in my ip info.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

[Kordrean]

When I run the sudo nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf command, there's no example static IP address section in the file?

[adityahpatel]

there is no such file called /etc/dhcpcd.conf....It uses netplan...please help

[mohamedfaeqinas]

I tried what u did and later I didn’t want to use static so I commented the changes. After which my raspberry pi is not getting connected to internet at all it says WLAN:0 not associated. I even tried rebooting the OS several times but nothing works. Please help

[chasim]

MashahAllah Great Video as always 👌 👏 👍

[shoebsyed]

for wlan0 its not showing even tho i assigned new . not showing in ifconfig

[adityahpatel]

How to do this for wireless WLAN0? My rasperry pi is not using ethernet, just wi-fi. Its not the same. I tried like 10 times. please help

[jcbonilla]

what if I'm only connected on WiFi? will the it be different?
thanks

[majtej]

My router, when rpi starts, still assigns an address from dhcp for a while. After a few seconds, it sees a static address.

[jessescott]

Worked great! Thank you for the tutorial!

[qcyqjhj]

i did hostname -i and only was given ip6 address