To configure a static IP address on a Red Hat system, let’s start by listing NetworkManager’s connection. The nmcli command shown below will list network connections and devices on the system.

The script described here can change Linux systems' IP addresses from dynamic to static with much less manual work.

Once you’ve activated the interface, the new static IP address will take effect and you’re ready to work. And that’s all there is to set a static IP address on Rocky Linux.

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