How to use ifconfig in LInux is a must to interact with our network devices, despite being old and replaced by the command ???ip??? in the late 90??? , the command ???ifconfig??? continues being the most used command to configure the network interfaces, IP and MAC addresses, netmask and more for most of outdated sysadmins.
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