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In linux, the [...] command is used to configure network interfaces (network cards, etc) and to also list out all the configured network interfaces (and their info like IPs, MAC/HW address, etc).
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ifconfig

^^ note the if in ifconfig stands for interface

^^^ the interfaces listed when you run ifconfig include eth0 (and other network cards if you have more than 1), as well as lo (the loopback network interface to refer to the machine itself).


Question
In linux, the [...] command is used to configure network interfaces (network cards, etc) and to also list out all the configured network interfaces (and their info like IPs, MAC/HW address, etc).
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In linux, the [...] command is used to configure network interfaces (network cards, etc) and to also list out all the configured network interfaces (and their info like IPs, MAC/HW address, etc).
Answer

ifconfig

^^ note the if in ifconfig stands for interface

^^^ the interfaces listed when you run ifconfig include eth0 (and other network cards if you have more than 1), as well as lo (the loopback network interface to refer to the machine itself).

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25. Introduction to IP
an imaginary network card that is used to communicate with the machine itself; for instance, if you are telnet ing to the local machine, you are actually connecting via the loopback device. The <span>ifconfig ( i nter f ace config ure) command is used to do anything with interfaces. First, run /sbin/ifconfig lo down /sbin/ifconfig eth0 down to delete any existing interfaces, then run /sbin/i

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