Hands-On Lab Training for CompTIA Security+ | ifconfig

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In this lesson, we will use the ifconfig utility to assess organizational security.

► What: ifconfig is a utility in Linux used to configure and display network interface parameters.
► Who: It is used by system administrators, network engineers, and Linux users.
► When: ifconfig has been a part of Linux distributions for many years and is still used today, and used Anytime there’s a need to configure or display NIC settings.
► Where: The utility is available on Linux operating systems.
► Why: ifconfig is used to manage network interfaces, assign IP addresses, configure network parameters, and troubleshoot network connectivity.
► How: The utility is invoked from the command line, allowing users to view and modify network interface configurations by specifying various options and arguments, the rest of the how is what this video is all about, so let's get into it!

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