[SOLVED] Manual ip config lost when restart

[drakeman007]

Hello, guys, anyone have the problem that every time i restart ubuntu it resets my ip configuration to dhcp and i have to set the config again, and i do this everytime i restart! anyone have any info or solution for this?
thanks in advance.
Ubuntu version : Intrepid IBEX

[Iowan]

Other threads suggest Network Manager has a bug that doesn't allow saving settings. Advice there was to remove NM and manually edit /etc/network/interfaces.

[drakeman007]

Other threads suggest Network Manager has a bug that doesn't allow saving settings. Advice there was to remove NM and manually edit /etc/network/interfaces.

Im going to try that iowan, thanks ,i write back to you if this works.... Awesome!!!!

[drakeman007]

Other threads suggest Network Manager has a bug that doesn't allow saving settings. Advice there was to remove NM and manually edit /etc/network/interfaces.

Thanks, it works, just removed and edit the files and done... for future references o question about this

1st i removed network manager

sudo apt-get remove network-manager

2nd I edit the file

sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces

with my ip settings....

3rd

sudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf

and i add the DNS
nameserver 200.75.200.2 example.!
you can add more than one if you wnat

4 Restart the interface file

sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

regards.

[iponeverything]

Its not necessary to remove NM -- it will just ignore any interface that is configured via /etc/network/interfaces

[Iowan]

Although this thread is tagged [SOLVED], this How-To proposes a solution.

[drakeman007]

Although this thread is tagged [SOLVED], this How-To proposes a solution.

Thanks awesome guide iowan... really appreciate

[kelargo]

Its not necessary to remove NM -- it will just ignore any interface that is configured via /etc/network/interfaces

Network Manager seemed to ignore the entries and the system did not have any IP Address.