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Every Linux user is probably familiar with the ifconfig command. This allows us to see the current network settings on a system and to make various changes to the network interfaces (change IP, bring up, down, etc.). A typical run of ifconfig (or ifconfig -a) without any parameters will show the status of all the network interfaces, while using a network interface name (like ifconfig eth0) will output the status of only that interface. Let’s see how a sample output looks like:ifconfig

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1.connect with Null Modem cable2.Create HyperTerminal session using the following settings: 19200 bits per second, 8 data bits, parity None, 1 stop bit, flow control None3./sbin/mii-tool check link status4./sbin/ifconfig check ip address[@more@]