3 Easy Ways To Set A Static IP Address On Raspberry Pi
Written by Patrick Fromagetin How-To Tutorials
When you plug a Raspberry Pi into the network and boot it, it will generally get a “random” IP from the DHCP server. This IP address might change almost every time you use it, which is not convenient at all. Let’s learn how to fix it, and tell the Raspberry Pi to always use the same one.
There are three ways to set a static IP address on Raspberry Pi: assign an IP address to your Raspberry Pi in the router configuration, set a static IP in the desktop environment, or change the dhcpcd.conf configuration file to always use the same IP.