Detailed tutorial on using Network Settings to set static IP in Linux (KDE)

Open the KDE settings panel

Using Network Settings to set a static IP address in a Linux system is an important part of network configuration, especially when a fixed IP is required. In this article, PHP editor Youzi will introduce you in detail how to use Network Settings to set static IP in the Linux KDE desktop environment, allowing you to easily master network configuration skills. Next, we will analyze the steps, operation interface, setting parameters, etc. for you one by one, so that you can get started quickly and enjoy a stable network connection.

Click the “Network” option in the settings panel

Next, you will see a “Network Connections” window. In this window, you need to click on the “Add” button to add a new network connection.

In the “Create New Connection” dialog box, select the “Manual” option and click the “Next” button.

On the “Connection Type” page, select “Proxy” and click the “Next” button.

On the “Proxy Settings” page, select “HTTP” as the IP type, and fill in the “ip address” and port number “20508”. Make sure the "Use proxy for all protocols" option is selected.

Click the “Apply” button to apply the ip settings

Finally, in the “Network Connections” window, find the newly created HTTP crawler ip connection and activate it (light up). In this way, your Linux (KDE) system has successfully set an IP.

Tips:

If you need to set the HTTP crawler IP for some applications, you can find the "Proxy" or "Network" option in the application's settings or preferences and enter the same IP address and port.

Congratulations, you have successfully set an IP using Network Settings in Linux (KDE)! Now you can access the Internet through this IP, and the application will use this S5 to connect to the network.

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