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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
nftables returns Error: No such file or directory when trying to list . . . Error: No such file or directory; did you mean table ‘filter’ in family inet? add rule filter forward oif <interface> ip saddr <ip> accept ^^^^^^ This is my first time trying to use the nft command line, up til now I have just had a static configuration in etc nftables conf and that has been sufficient What's going on here?
linux - GL. iNet Router Connects to WireGuard VPN but Has No Internet . . . IP forwarding and masquerading are enabled on the server What I’m looking for: Any ideas why the GL iNet router establishes a WireGuard connection but cannot access the internet, even though other devices work fine with the same config? Are there special considerations for WireGuard on GL iNet routers? Any help is appreciated!
Whats the meaning of `unit 0` and `family ethernet-switching`? It helps to look at a different kind of Junos interface configuration and compare The reason for unit <n> is to allow multiple, logical subinterfaces (IFLs) to exist within a given physical interface (IFD ) (The definition of physical interface has blurred over time ) The reason for family <f> is to separate configuration statements related to IPv4, IPv6, layer-2 switching bridging, etc
terminal command | grep IP - Unix Linux Stack Exchange inet 10 16 x xx netmask 0xffffff80 broadcast 10 16 x xxx I have replaced the numbers with x My aim is to remove everything apart from the inet IP's so it just shows as: 10 16 x xx 10 16 x xx Is this possible? whilst keeping the command as simple as possible and for it to work across multiple OS (10 9 10 10 10 11)
How to handle different enp*s0 interfaces with networking. service? # and how to activate them For more information, see interfaces(5) # The loopback network interface auto lo iface lo inet loopback # The primary network interface allow-hotplug enp2s0 iface enp2s0 inet dhcp Temporary solution I had to replace enp2s0 with enp3s0 and run systemctl restart networking to get the network back, and it worked
Good detailed explanation of etc network interfaces syntax? Options on Ethernet interfaces: inet static – Defines a static IP address inet manual – Does not define an IP address for an interface Generally used by interfaces that are bridge or aggregation members, interfaces that need to operate in promiscuous mode (e g port mirroring or network TAPs), or have a VLAN device configured on them
juniper qfx10k sflow - Network Engineering Stack Exchange I have a QFX10002-36Q, and I configured sFlow with the following commands: set protocols sflow polling-interval 20 set protocols sflow sample-rate ingress 10000 set protocols sflow source-ip 10 x x
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