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A static IP address is assigned to a device on a permanent basis. The IP address is not expected to change frequently or at all. This addressing method is commonly used for servers and other devices for which the address must be well-known.

A static IP address is assigned to a device on a permanent basis. The IP address is not expected to change frequently or at all. This addressing method is commonly used for servers and other devices for which the address must be well-known.

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Associate a Public IP in an Azure Resource Group to a Web App?

I'm playing around with Azure Resource Groups. I've created a group, and in it, I've created a web app. (This is all just academic and I'll delete it all when I'm done leaning, so I don't mind sharing the data.) The web app is located at…
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Is it possible to assign an ISP provided static IP directly to a computer that is wired thru a dhcp enabled router before jumping to the isp modem?

Ive got a block of 5 static IP's from the ISP at this jobsite i'm currently on. the POS vendor installed a router, connected it to the modem, and did not configure it with one of the ISP's static IP's. the device i'm working on, got plugged into…
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How to isolate and use multiple devices with same IP on same network?

At work we design dataloggers, by default the logger's IP address is 192.168.0.177, how can we go about having multiple dataloggers on the network without having to reconfigure the loggers? The current setup is a Linux server handling DHCP, DNS,…
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Moving to different hosting provider, what does it mean for MX record and static IP?

Currently, our ISP is also our hosting provider. Our MX record points to mail.example.com. when our website is at example.com pinging mail.example.com gives the static IP we get from our ISP. The secondary MX record points to our ISP. Pinging…
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Hyper-V VLAN with static IP

Trying to setup/simulate Hadoop cluster locally via multiple (hyper-v) VMs. I'm using hortonworks sandbox image for hyper-v which runs centos linux. I can hit the vm, if I use an internal switch and then setup connection from adapter to this vm, and…
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Ubuntu 14.04 can only access outside networks if using DHCP, not static IPs

I am configuring some server on Ubuntu Server 14.04 (no GUI) and I am have the following configuration: auto lo iface lo inet loopback ## Management network eth0 auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 10.0.0.11 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway…
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Setting up Infiniband network - wrong route

So I'm trying to set up an Infiniband network alongside my Ethernet network. I have 10 compute nodes and one conductor node. All 11 machines are running CentOS and are plugged in to an Infiniband switch and an Ethernet switch. Ethernet:…
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Openvpn failover setup - Routing to clients with static ips

I have a setup with an openvpn server and many clients connected to it. All those clients have fixed ip addresses, derived from their certificate name. Behind the openvpn server, I have a management server, that needs to connect to the clients (to…
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fail2ban with static IP

Is there any point to running fail2ban to protect your SSH connection if you connect from a static IP? As far as I can see having fail2ban running means that you effectively open up port 22 to hackers as it puts an entry in your iptables to allow…
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DHCP on main interface (eth1) and static on eth1:0

So the configuration is a bit weird, from our internet provider we get an IP via DHCP, there's also a whole subnet that's routed to this IP. I solved it by adding a second interface with the static IPs (normally you would put a router in between and…
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Shouldn't we exclude a static IP from the DHCP pool?

In my office, I have a printer with static IP 192.168.0.254/24. Normally, it should be excluded from the DHCP pool in the router. So I just set the DHCP pool to be in the range of 192.168.0.2/24 - 192.168.0.240/24, 192.168.0.241/24 -…
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Server connections not connecting when switching to Static IP

I have a Centos 6.4 based VM, and I'm running Virtualmin on it to host my personal site. The problem is that by default, the OS is using DHCP, even though at router level (virtual router defined inside my hosting) it always assigns this VM the same…
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Static IPv6 address in Windows unused for outgoing connections

I'm running a Windows server and trying to get it to use a static IPv6 address for outgoing connections to other IPv6 hosts (such as Gmail). I need this because Gmail requires a ptr record, and I can't set one for random addresses. The static…
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Hyper-V Client for Microsoft Networks gone

I have an odd situation. I have a Hyper-V Baremetal Windows 2008 x64 (not R2) host with 4 VM's on it. I also have a server next door on the lan that is not a host just Windows2003x86 called ServerS2 HostX1....... 192.168.0.10 Guestv1......…
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In Fedora 18, when updating ifcfg-eth0, the new settings do not apply

I am aware that many people prefer to disable NetworkManager, but I don't believe it will be going away and I decided to try to learn how to use it properly. I thought I would begin with something simple, like setting a static IP. I updated…
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