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To set up a static IP address in Linux using the command-line interface, you need to modify the network configuration file. The location and name of the file may vary depending on the Linux distribution, but commonly it is /etc/network/interfaces. Open the file with a text editor and modify the configuration to set a static IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS servers.