In the field of network management on Linux systems, there is a classic toolkit that has been refined over many years — net-tools. As a core foundational component of the Linux operating system’s NET-3 network distribution, it has long been an indispensable tool for network configuration and monitoring for operations engineers, network administrators, and technical … Read more
The use of networking configuration tools in Linux systems is a fundamental skill. The main networking configuration tools (commands) are ip, ifconfig, route, and arp. This article mainly shares these tools from the perspectives of historical background, functionality, scenarios, and usage methods. Introduction to Linux Networking Software Packages ifconfig and route are traditional tools (originating … Read more
(Click the public account above, to quickly follow) Original: Dan Nanni Translation: KayGuoWhu Link: https://linux.cn/article-4326-1.html Nowadays, many system administrators still configure network functions and troubleshoot network issues using command-line tools such as ifconfig, route, arp, and netstat (collectively known as net-tools). Net-tools originated from the BSD TCP/IP toolbox and later became the tool for configuring … Read more