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Hey, welcome back to this video.

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So in this video, we are going to see some of the networking commands that are being used in Linux

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operating systems.

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So let's quickly begin.

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The first command that we are going to see is I f config.

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Now this stands for interface configuration and it is going to show us the interfaces that are being

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connected to our operating system.

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So let's hit enter and let's see what do we get?

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And you can see over here we have different interfaces like 88, zero, 81 and L oh which is the loopback

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adapter.

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Now 88 zero is basically the first adapter into your operating system.

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And the IP address that has been assigned to your computer is represented over here by iiNet.

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And you can see this is the IP address that has been assigned to my operating system.

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Now you can add as many as network adapters you want to your computer.

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So I've already added one more.

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But there is no IP address assigned to this particular network adapter as this has been disconnected

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currently and I'm using the ETA zero.

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So this is one of the way seeing the network adapters, seeing the IP address, you can also check your

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hardware address, which is also called as ether, which is your Mac address.

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All right.

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So that is one more command to see the similar output which is used, which is IP a.

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Now by typing this command, you are able to see a lot of adapters into your computer.

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Yes, you can see over here, we can see it at zero 81.

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You can see Docker, etc..

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Now this gives exactly the same output, but you can always utilize both of the commands.

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There is one more way to do that.

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You can type IP space AD and it is going to give you the same output which you can see onto your terminal.

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Now this is handy in case you want to know your IP address, in case you want to know your hardware

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address, subnet mask, etc..

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So I hope you guys understood this.

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Let's see one more thing in which in case you want to see a specific IP address for us, specific network

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adapter or driver.

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So for that, you can simply type IP or space show device and the device name and hit enter.

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And you can see over here we have got the ETA zero, the adapter that has been connected and you can

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see the init, the IP address that has been assigned to this and you can see other details as well in

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case you want to see details for next adapter or any other adapter.

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You can also see that currently this adapter is inactive, hence there is no IP address which has been

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assigned to this one.

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So I hope you guys understood how to check your IP address using three different ways.

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Thank you.