How To Configure Network Interfaces Using The IP Command In Linux

How To Configure Network Interfaces Using The IP Command In Linux

The ip (Internet Protocol) command is used to assign an address to a network interface and/or configure network interface parameters on Linux operating systems. This command replaces old good and now deprecated ifconfig command on modern Linux distributions.

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[ricebowl___]

Excellent video dude. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

[geografiaeducativa]

Greetings, a query, what advantages or disadvantages would it have by placing the same IP that a router supplies me for its DCHP service. I simply assign it to myself in the /etc/network/interfaces file to have it as a fixed ip, would that give it more protection in case of attacks on the pc through the router? What difference, advantages or disadvantages would it have in doing it or not. ? sorry my bad english

[juhftpu]

I never had configure IP addresses on Linux via console. Simple I do not need it, I always receive IPs via DHCP. I use Linux since kernel 1.9 or 1.8 but not like administrator, but like ordinary user. I know command [ipconfig], and I was very curious to see in this video the new commands. Thank you for the effort to do the video. Cheers!

[arafatrakib]

Very useful video. Thanks a lot.
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