Set Static IP Address. In the following procedure, we will see how to set up the static IP in a Ubuntu system. Ubuntu 20.04 uses netplan as a default network manager. The configuration file for the netplan is stored in the /etc/netplan directory. You can find this configuration file listed in the /etc/netplan directory the following command:
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Per my other answer focusing on 16.04 GNOME (which 18.04 basically has inherited), you can fix this by using the old-style Network Editor by running nm-connection-editor, which is the older Network Manager editing GUI we all love.. Basically, however, for 16.04 and onwards, the GNOME team for Ubuntu made some decisions about the older network editing menu, providing a trimmed down one for the How to setup network on Ubuntu server 12.04 Oct 24, 2013 Ubuntu Networking Configuration Using Command Line
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Basically, however, for 16.04 and onwards, the GNOME team for Ubuntu made some decisions about the older network editing menu, providing a trimmed down one for the average end user. Per Jeremy Bicha, from the #ubuntu-gnome IRC channel back in April: To change settings of a network, we will make use of the same command with few more parameters. Additional parameters with ifconfig Let’s write a command using ifconfig which will change the IP address of the network ‘enp0s3’ to 192.168.0.1 and also changes the subnet mask 255.255.255.0: sudo ifconfig enp0s3 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0