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- networking - What does inet stand for in the ip utility? - Unix . . .
The inet in ifconfig output is an address family: If the first argument after the interface name is recognized as the name of a supported address family, that address family is used for decoding and displaying all protocol addresses Currently supported address families include inet (TCP IP, default), inet6 (IPv6), ax25 (AMPR Packet Radio), ddp (Appletalk Phase 2), ipx (Novell IPX) and netrom
- Whats the meaning of `inet` and `inet6`? - network
When I reading a doc: Logical properties settings include: - Protocol family: inet inet6 iso mpls bridge ethernet-switching I don't know the inet, inet6, and iso meaning there, I sea
- Remove secondary IP with NetworkManager nmcli
I tried to assign a static IP to my Ubuntu 16 04 server using nmcli, which worked but it still has the original IP reserved as a "secondary" IP I'm not sure how to get rid of it 10 163 148 36 i
- Putting a network interface up down from command line
In Xubuntu 14 04, I tried to use both ip and ifconfig to handle a network interface, but they gave the same result $ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down $ sudo ip link set wlan0 down both correcly put down
- Whats the meaning of `unit 0` and `family inet`?
A physical interface can consists of multiple logical interfaces, each called a unit Each unit has a number as a unique identifier The 0 just refers to the first logical interface It's good practice (but not required) to keep the unit number in sync with the VLAN id In that case unit 0 often refers to the untagged interface family inet refers to the IPv4 address family An interface can
- Meaning of default in iface default inet dhcp in interfaces file
For whatever it's worth, iface default inet dhcp did not load a usb to ethernet plugin network interface (which does load when the appropriate entries are in the interfaces file) I could not test my built in ethernet card because it has on of those unfortunate mini-ports, for which I currently have no cable
- How to configure eth0 in kali linux? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
iface eth0 inet dhcp Note that the special configuration for the loopback device should always be present in this file For a fixed IP address configuration, you have to provide more details such as the IP address, the network, and the IP of the gateway: auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192 168 0 3 netmask 255 255 255 0 broadcast 192
- How to understand (the output of) ifconfig or ip addr show
inet means the network layer protocol is internet (ipv4) inet6 would mean IPv6 lft stands for lifetime If you get this address through DHCP, then you'll have a valid lifetime for your lease on the IP address And just to make handoffs a little bit easier, a (probably) shorter preferred lifetime
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