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| - | ** Bring an interface online ** | + | Bring an interface online: |
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| - | ** Display information about the interface ** | + | Display information about the interface: |
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| - | ** Set the IP address of an interface ** | + | Set the IP address of an interface: |
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| Note that if you don't set a broadcast or netmask address when setting the ip (fex: ''ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1''), then ''ifconfig'' will set them to the default values. Broadcast would be ''192.168.1.255'' and netmask would be ''255.255.255.0''. | Note that if you don't set a broadcast or netmask address when setting the ip (fex: ''ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1''), then ''ifconfig'' will set them to the default values. Broadcast would be ''192.168.1.255'' and netmask would be ''255.255.255.0''. | ||
| - | ** Remove the IP address of an interface ** | + | Remove the IP address of an interface: |
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