wikiStatic IP configuration under TrueNAS Scale
This article shows how to assign a static IP in TrueNAS Scale. Current information for basic installation of TrueNAS Scale can be found in the article TrueNAS Scale Installation.
Hint: Please note that the old IP address can no longer be used to access the web interface afterwards.
Assign static IP address
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![Click on [Network] in the web navigation, then select the interface you want to edit by [double-clicking] on it.](//www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wikiDE/images/thumb/8/86/NP_Network.png/120px-NP_Network.png)
Click on [Network] in the web navigation, then select the interface you want to edit by [double-clicking] on it. -
![This tab appears. Remove the checkmark at [DHCP] and add your desired IP at [IP-Adresses]. If necessary, you may need to press [Add]. Confirm your entry by clicking on [Apply].](//www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wikiDE/images/thumb/8/87/NP_ens18.png/85px-NP_ens18.png)
This tab appears. Remove the checkmark at [DHCP] and add your desired IP at [IP-Adresses]. If necessary, you may need to press [Add]. Confirm your entry by clicking on [Apply]. -
![To test the configuration, click on [Test Changes].](//www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wikiDE/images/thumb/d/d7/NP_Test_changes.png/120px-NP_Test_changes.png)
To test the configuration, click on [Test Changes]. -
![A pop-up should appear. Set the checkmark at [Confirm] and press [Test Changes].](//www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wikiDE/images/thumb/a/af/NP_Test_changes2.png/120px-NP_Test_changes2.png)
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![Log in to your browser with your new IP address. After this, click on [Save] to complete your configuration.](//www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wikiDE/images/thumb/0/04/NP_save.png/120px-NP_save.png)
Log in to your browser with your new IP address. After this, click on [Save] to complete your configuration.
![Click on [Network] in the web navigation, then select the interface you want to edit by [double-clicking] on it.](/en/wiki/File:NP_Network.png)
![This tab appears. Remove the checkmark at [DHCP] and add your desired IP at [IP-Adresses]. If necessary, you may need to press [Add]. Confirm your entry by clicking on [Apply].](/en/wiki/File:NP_ens18.png)
![To test the configuration, click on [Test Changes].](/en/wiki/File:NP_Test_changes.png)
![A pop-up should appear. Set the checkmark at [Confirm] and press [Test Changes].](/en/wiki/File:NP_Test_changes2.png){kind=small}
![Log in to your browser with your new IP address. After this, click on [Save] to complete your configuration.](/en/wiki/File:NP_save.png){kind=small}
Your system now has a new IP address, which you can use to connect to the webinterface of your server/your VM.
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Author: Niklas Pauli Niklas Pauli works in the product management team at Thomas-Krenn. He completed his general university entrance qualification at Freyung High School and then his training as an IT specialist for system integration at Thomas-Krenn.AG. After completing his training, he continued to work in the areas of Proxmox VE incl. Ceph, backup (Proxmox, Veeam, SEP). He is also a regular writer for the Thomas-Krenn-Wiki.
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Translator: Alina Ranzinger Alina has been working at Thomas-Krenn.AG since 2024. After her training as multilingual business assistant, she got her job as assistant of the Product Management and is responsible for the translation of texts and for the organisation of the department.
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