Alex,
Easiest way is to reserve an IP for the machine in your DHCP server
utilizing the servers MAC address.
Assuming your router is linux it would look like this:
host AsteriskServerName{
hardware ethernet 00:00:00:aa:aa:aa;
*fixed*-address 192.168.0.160;
}
Mike
Alex @ Kovasys Inc. wrote:
Hello
Just wondering if anyone can help:
I am trying to bind a local Linux machine to a fixed local IP address
(e.g. 192.168.0.160) -- so that it does not change an IP every time I
restart it.
Any idea how I can do it? Thanks.
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