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11.4 Wired Network Connection
Figure 11‑1 Raspberry Pi LAN cable port
The Raspberry Pi system provides an RJ45 connector that allows you to connect a LAN cable to connect to a wired Ethernet network. If you connect a LAN cable connected to the network to the LAN port of the Raspberry Pi system, the network LED starts blinking automatically as soon as it is connected to the network.
Usually a specific network has a network server in it that controls its network, so it manages how to allocate IP addresses and grant certain privileges when a certain internal computer accesses the network. At this time, according to the setting method, it is possible to access a server (network server, router) in DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) manner and let the server assign an IP address.
In the Raspbian distribution, the Raspberry Pi system is configured to automatically connect to a DHCP server and automatically get an IP address when connecting to a wired network. This is because the network configuration file of the Raspberry Pi system, "/etc/network/interfaces" is configured that way.
If you check the contents of the file, the contents as follows are included.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ pi@raspberrypi ~ $ cat /etc/network/interfaces |
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet dhcp |
Here, "eth0" means a wired Ethernet device, and it is set to connect to the network by DHCP method. That is, when the wired LAN cable is connected and the device is activated, the IP address is assigned from the server in DHCP method.