9 years later after this video posted and it still worked for me. Amazing!

wasted so many hours trying shitty tutorials until I found yours and it worked like a charm! you sir earned a sub

This tutorial for setting up pi static IP is the best I have ever seen

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

Alright man awesome vid! After a couple of articles I was ready to be done until I saw this vid! Thank you so much!

Thanks, worked perfectly! Although I could not log back into my Pi after reboot. (connection refused on port 22) so I was fearing a did something wrong in the config file. But after turning the power off and on again for my Pi, it worked. Don't know why but if someone else is having the problem, try the same before freaking out!

worked for me seamlessly thanks bruh

Thank you so much. I was banging my head against a wall for hours until I saw this video

Very helpful Just Solved my requirement!!

Thanks a lot. Worked first try!

thanks alot for doing this it helped so much :)

Thanks man. Followed another tutorial and it did not work. Yours did!!!

what if cat /etc/resolv.conf only shown #Generated by resolv.conf how do i know my nameserver? thanks

Worked for me. Thanks :)

I follow you on twitter and saw this tweeted out. Subscribed/Liked!

Thank you, Mr. Basics. Very general question here. If I set up a Pi with a particular static IP, can I connect to wifi through it, so that if I do an IP search on the web, that's what comes back? Furthermore, what location would it show? Especially if I can choose my own IP address. For example, what if I want to have a Milwaukee, Wisconsin IP so that I can watch "local" Packers games, no matter where I am via my SpectrumTV app? Or a Toronto, CA IP so I can play poker online? How does one go about determining where the IP is located? And if I take the Pi with me to say, Mexico, am I still connecting through my Milwaukee or Toronto location? I don't want to invest in learning too much about this whole thing if I'm understanding the basic premise incorrectly. Thanks!

awesome video man. I went through like 10 links and nobody was able to do a clear explanation of what is going on, what are the risks, why things have to be done in a certain why and so on and so forth. +10

THANK YOU!!!

2:25 - Helpful tip for anyone watching this video. When you highlight text in PuTTY, it automatically copies it. So you can just highlight what you want to copy, change focus to Notepad, and then CTRL+V. No need for CTRL+C ... which is good to know because if you're inside of a text editor like vi or nano, and are trying to copy text, you don't necessarily want to send a CTRL+C signal to the text editor.

Wow pretty new publish. I'll give it a try.

Hey, can some one help me find out the rasp pi's address for apple routers, you're using one right,? 10.0.1.1 are apple air port extreme routers right, some one please help me find out the current ip adress. i need to get some work done asap

i'm trying to connect my laptop to rassberri with just lan cable and without router because i don't have one. so i just configured static ip in both the devices and tried to setup network between them.it appears that network have been establised but when i try to ping(to check whether they are able to communicate or not) my windows laptop from rassberri pie then it is not able to ping but when i ping my rassberri pie from laptop it ping successfully.My real problem is actually that i am not able to ssh from the laptop to rassperri pie through ethernet .the description about pinging i gave just because i thought it will be related to same problem because of which i cannot ssh from laptop to rassberri pie,and that the ping description may help you to find the solution to my problem..please help me to fix my problem,and be able to access my rassberri from laptop

Hiii. it is a very helpful video. But I am getting some problems. whenever I am using my wifi router it is working fine. but when I am connecting my Raspberry Pi 3B using my wifi hotspot , ip not working. ip help me.

hi ! thank you :)

I added the stuff to the dhcpcd.conf file, but now I can't log in headlessly...anyone have a fix?

i just bought a Huawei mobile wifi E5573, and i connected my raspberrypi to it, but when i tried to open google, youtube or any browser it says no internet connection. Is there any idea on how to solve this or how to connect my raspberrypi to a mobile data/mobile wifi router?

Great video! Thanks!

Every time I attempt to access the dhcpcd.conf file it keeps saying that its a new file rather than opening the conf file plox help

i fond this video, because after spending days setting up my raspberry Pi with the latest Rasbain Jessie download, after being able to log into my pi once headlessly, the stupid pi, then did not want to lok back in again (using putty) i found out, the IP address i was using the for the Pi, the "correct" one, had changed and was now the IP address for my laptop and the previous IP addresses for my Pi (i had wifi also) now where not even "enabled". All the guides are watch are for when things work perfectly. You know what would be the most viewed video you could ever make? The one where you trouble shoot the problems of re-connecting to the pi. The one nearly all people have, so once again i face sitting here alll day watching videos where everything works perfect, to find out in the real life, Pi's do not work like this and always seem to be changing and not allowing you to connect to them headlessly.

I believe you forgot to cover the subnet mask

I tried this and it keeps rebooting to the same 192.168.0.109 IP address?

i'm NOT able to access the INTERNET via PI

Didn't work for me at all. Connection timed out every time (pi is connected with wifi)

route -ne *Copy the gateway and save it somewhere* cat /etc/resolv.conf *Copy the nameservers and save them somewhere* sudo nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf

My nameserver and domain gateway are the same IP and this isn't working for me...

Was freaking out. Lost my Pi on the network, where is it?!? And I had input the wrong IP address. You know, switching a 0 for 1 really makes a big difference! :/

Is there a way to undo this process? Thanks

too small texts mate, useful though.

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