How do I find my network information – in Linux?
Taking a cue from Martin's helpful article (see “How do I find my IP Address“) I thought it would be a good idea to offer the same information for the Linux operating system. But with Linux there is one issue to get around – that of the number of different tools available to use to find this information. Because there are so many graphical tools with which to find networking information, I thought it would be best to simply tackle this with everyone's favorite tool – the command line.
In this article I will show you how to find out various networking information on your Linux system. All of these tasks can be handled by any skill level of user, so don't think you have to be an ubergeek, hacker-type in order to gain this information.
Taking a cue from Martin's helpful article (see “How do I find my IP Address“) I thought it would be a good idea to offer the same information for the Linux operating system. But with Linux there is one issue to get around – that of the number of different tools available to use to find this information. Because there are so many graphical tools with which to find networking information, I thought it would be best to simply tackle this with everyone's favorite tool – the command line.
In this article I will show you how to find out various networking information on your Linux system. All of these tasks can be handled by any skill level of user, so don't think you have to be an ubergeek, hacker-type in order to gain this information.
