Working with Network Configurations from the Command Line

Posted by bob on Oct 7, 2016 1:35 PM EDT
Linux.com; By Jack Wallen 		Mail this story
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The ifconfig command has been deprecated. In its place is ip, which can do everything ifconfig could. This is one of the first commands you’ll want to learn as a Linux administrator (as far as commands to manage network configurations are concerned). Let’s look at some of the more useful things you can do with this command.

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