Fortunately, the steps required to change a Linux system’s IP address from dynamic to static are fairly easy, though they will be a little different depending on the distribution you are using.

Once you’ve activated the interface, the new static IP address will take effect and you’re ready to work. And that’s all there is to set a static IP address on Rocky Linux.

The script described here can change Linux systems' IP addresses from dynamic to static with much less manual work.

The Raspberry Pi is a fine addition to your home for a crazy number of reasons, but you'll probably need a static IP for it first.

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of giving a standard user sudo privileges so they can set a static IP address on Debian server.