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ifconfig Command in Linux: Configure Network Interfaces
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ifconfig Command in Linux: Configure Network Interfaces
The ifconfig command in Linux displays and configures network interfaces. It can assign IP addresses, bring interfaces up or down, change MTU values, enable promiscuous mode, and modify MAC addresses. ifconfig is deprecated. It has been replaced by the ip command and is not installed by default on many modern Linux distributions. Use ip for new scripts and day-to-day work. This guide […]
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