Take the 2-minute tour ×  I run ipython 0.12.1 on Ubuntu 12.04.
You can run it in browser using notebook interface by running:
ipython notebook --pylab  Configuration files can be found in
~/.config/ipython/profile_default/. It seems that connection
parameters for every kernel is placed in ~/.config/ipython/profi
le_default/security/kernel-4e424cf4-ba44-441a-824c-
c6bce727e585.json. Here is the content of this file (new files
are created as you start new kernels):    "stdin_port": 54204,
"ip": "",    "hb_port": 58090,    "key":
"2a105dd9-26c5-40c6-901f-a72254d59876",    "shell_port": 52155,
"iopub_port": 42228  It's rather self-explanatory but how can I
set a server that would have a permanent configuration, so I can
use notebook interface from other computers in the LAN?
share|improve this question Do you want to use the notebook from
other computers on the LAN, or use the kernels directly (e.g.
open a QtConsole to share the kernel of an existing notebook,
etc.)? The answer is different. –  minrk May 1