Configure network interface on FreeBSD
My contact with FreeBSD has been little, but today, I needed to configure a network interface with static IP address. The best I got was to do:
- Run the command sysinstall
- Go to configure -> Networking -> Interfaces
- Select the interface (example le0).
- Configure the network parameters: Name, Domain, IP Mask, Gateway and DNS.
- Finally it is recorded and exits from the configuration tool.
By now the setup should be working, if you still can not ping any host on the network and gives you the message "Permission denied" in all likelihood have the firewall active. You can stop the firewall with the command ipfw disable firewall.
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