Assign a static IP using a command in the boot environment

Summary

While the GUI in the boot environment allows static IP configuration, it may not work correctly in certain environments. If faced with this issue, use the OS command to configure the IP settings.

Workaround

Windows PE-based boot environment

1) Launch command prompt

Go to [Utilities] – [Launch command prompt].

2) Check interface name

netsh int ip show conf

3) Use netsh command for IP setting

netsh int ip set addr "<Interface Name>" static <IPv4Address> <NetMask> <Gateway>

Ex.) netsh int ip set address "Ethernet0" static 255.255.0.0 172.16.0.1

Linux-based boot environment

1) Launch Terminal

Go to [Utilities] – [Launch terminal]

2) Check interface name

# ip a 

3) IP Setting

# ip address add <IP>/<Subnet> dev <Interface Name>
Ex.) # ip address add 192.168.0.10/24 dev ens192

Target Product

– ActiveImage Protector 2018/2022

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