Linux – How to use ip command
In this video we show how to use the ip command on Linux (iproute2) to manage network interfaces, IP addresses, routing and ARP. You will learn how to list addresses, print a short overview, check MAC addresses with ip link, bring an interface down and up from the terminal, view and edit the route table, use ip neigh to read ARP entries, and add or remove temporary IP addresses. This is a practical walkthrough with real terminal examples suitable for beginners and anyone who wants faster network troubleshooting on Linux.
How to use ip command on Linux?
How to bring a network interface up or down with ip on Linux?
How to add or delete routes and IP addresses with ip on Linux?
0:00 Introduction and what we’ll cover
0:04 Open terminal and overview of ip (iproute2)
0:32 ip addr show – full address output
0:44 ip -br – short address list
1:41 ip link – interface info and MAC address
2:57 How to bring an interface down (sudo ip link set ←name→ down)
4:08 How to bring an interface up (sudo ip link set ←name→ up)
4:34 ip route – show routing table and default gateway
5:21 How to add and delete routes with ip route add/del
6:42 ip neigh – view the ARP table
7:09 Add and remove temporary IP addresses with ip addr add/del
9:02 Wrap up and final tips
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