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XK0-006 Practice Question: Drag and drop the steps to configure a static IP…
Drag and drop the steps to configure a static IP address using the command line in the correct order.
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Edit the network configuration file, configure the static IP address, save the file, restart the network service.
Static IP configuration involves editing the network config file and restarting the service to apply changes.
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Edit the network configuration file, configure the static IP address, save the file, restart the network service.
Why this is correct
This order ensures the configuration is edited and saved before the service restarts, applying the changes correctly.
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Restart the network service, edit the network configuration file, configure the static IP address, save the file.
Why it's wrong here
Restarting the service before editing the configuration file has no effect, as the new settings are not yet saved.
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Edit the network configuration file, save the file, configure the static IP address, restart the network service.
Why it's wrong here
Saving the file before configuring the static IP address leaves the configuration incomplete, so the restart won't apply the intended settings.
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Configure the static IP address, restart the network service, edit the network configuration file, save the file.
Why it's wrong here
Configuring the IP address without editing the file does not persist the change, and restarting first has no effect; the actual file edit comes too late.
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