In order to have your network settings become permanent, you need to edit and save the settings changes in a file.

For the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server you edit that file is contained in a directory called: '''network-scripts'''.

# From your ''OPS335''/''OPS235''/'''ULI101''' notes, issue a command to provide the full path-name of the directory: ''network-scripts''

# Why do you think that previously issued command can be useful when you want to edit your exiting network settings?

# The name of the file that contains your persistent network settings has the following name format: '''ifcfg-{interfacename}'''

# Which filename in your network-scripts directory do you think contains your current network settings?

# View the contents of the file to see if it contains the IP ADDRESS, subnet mask, and default gateway?