>Usage
The ifconfig command is used to configure network interfaces. It allows users to configure, control, and query TCP/IP network interface parameters.
It's commonly used for viewing and managing network settings of a system's interfaces.
>Synopsis
ifconfig [option] [interface]
>Options
up
Activates the specified network interface, making it available for use.
Example:
up
> ifconfig up eth0
Activates the "eth0" interface
down
Deactivates the specified network interface, making it unavailable for use.
-a
Shows all interfaces, including inactive ones.
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