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  1. Linux networking uses interfaces to connect to networks. The following command displays a list of available network interfaces: // List Network Interfaces $ ifconfig To configure a network interface, you can use the following command: // Configure Network Interface $ sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0
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    Welcome to our comprehensive Linux Networking tutorial, where we dive into the world of networking in Linux and guide you through the process of mastering network configuration and administration. Networking is a crucial aspect of any Linux system, enabling communication between devices, connecting to the internet, and facilitating data transfer.
    In this tutorial, we cover the following key aspects of Linux Networking: Introduction to Linux Networking: Gain a solid understanding of the fundamentals of networking in Linux. Learn about the OSI model, TCP/IP protocol suite, and the role of network interfaces, IP addresses, and routing.
    Network commands are an essential toolkit for any network administrator or sysadmin. The commands help set up, troubleshoot, diagnose, and manage a Linux system's network connections. Navigating the various available commands and documentation is overwhelming, and having a single reference point is crucial when working on networking tasks.
    Simply, a network interface is the point of connection between a computer and a network. In other words, how the Linux system links up the software side of networking to the hardware side. 2.1. Network Interface Types The Linux system distinguishes two types of network interfaces – the physical network interface and the virtual network interface.
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