The ip command in Linux is one of the most important networking tools for system administrators, DevOps engineers, and Linux users. It replaces older tools like ifconfig, route, and arp and provides a powerful way to manage network interfaces, IP addresses, and routing tables.
In this video, you will learn how to use the ip command to inspect and configure networking on a Linux system. We will explore practical examples such as checking network interfaces, viewing IP addresses, analyzing routing tables, and adding routes.
Topics covered in this video:
What the ip command is
Checking network interfaces with ip link
Viewing IP addresses using ip addr
Displaying the routing table with ip route
Adding and deleting routes
Real command examples with explanations
By the end of this video, you will understand how Linux handles networking and how to use the ip command effectively for troubleshooting and configuration.
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