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This article introduces the knowledge of "how to add IP to the Linux command line interface". Many people will encounter this dilemma in the operation of actual cases, so let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

After SSH connection is logged in:

Enter cd / etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

Generally, the first one is the default IP editing file. Some systems will have multiple connections. For the newly opened VPS on X36, there will be four connections, that is, five files with the beginning of ifcfg, and ifcfg-lo is a loopback. It is best for VI to enter the file editing to see which file has the initial default Ip, and modify it right there!

Vi ifcfg-7i24NIC

Enter the profile

New Ip configuration command:

IPADDR2=103.255.177.88

PREFIX2=24

IPADDR3=103.255.177.89

PREFIX3=24

IPADDR4=103.255.177.90

PREFIX4=24

IPADDR5=103.255.177.91

PREFIX5=24

IPADDR6=103.255.177.92

PREFIX6=24

IPADDR7=103.255.177.93

PREFIX7=24

Rules:

Add the nth IP

Command:

IPADDRn=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

PREFIXn=24

Save exit

: wq!

Restart the network card

Service network restart

At this point, all new Ip can be connected with ping. Other tutorials on the Internet are basically new connection configurations, and this tutorial is a new IP under the same link!

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