Static IP Win & Linux Guide
Provides instructions for configuring and verifying Internet Protocol (IP) parameters on both Windows and Linux operating systems. For Windows, a detailed, multi-step process is outlined for manually assigning a static IP address, including setting the subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers through the graphical user interface. The document then offers command-line methods, such as ipconfig and route print, to confirm these network settings in Windows. Conversely, for the Linux OS, specifically Kali Linux, the source offers command-line instructions using utilities like ifconfig and route to configure the IP address, gateway, and DNS settings, followed by verification commands like cat /etc/resolv.conf to check the final configuration.