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Is there any a list of commands to do Linux Networking? Also is there a way to do Subnetting in Linux? Can anyone recommend me a good Website or YouTube video?






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  • which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
    – ivanivan
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  • @ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
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  • OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
    – ivanivan
    40 mins ago










  • Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
    – Mark Plotnick
    25 mins ago










  • @MarkPlotnick just questions.
    – Anonymous
    24 mins ago














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  • which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
    – ivanivan
    48 mins ago










  • @ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
    – Anonymous
    43 mins ago











  • OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
    – ivanivan
    40 mins ago










  • Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
    – Mark Plotnick
    25 mins ago










  • @MarkPlotnick just questions.
    – Anonymous
    24 mins ago












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Is there any a list of commands to do Linux Networking? Also is there a way to do Subnetting in Linux? Can anyone recommend me a good Website or YouTube video?






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  • which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
    – ivanivan
    48 mins ago










  • @ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
    – Anonymous
    43 mins ago











  • OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
    – ivanivan
    40 mins ago










  • Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
    – Mark Plotnick
    25 mins ago










  • @MarkPlotnick just questions.
    – Anonymous
    24 mins ago
















  • which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
    – ivanivan
    48 mins ago










  • @ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
    – Anonymous
    43 mins ago











  • OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
    – ivanivan
    40 mins ago










  • Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
    – Mark Plotnick
    25 mins ago










  • @MarkPlotnick just questions.
    – Anonymous
    24 mins ago















which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
– ivanivan
48 mins ago




which to use depends on your distribution and version, but man ifconfig and/or man ip may be of help, as could man route.
– ivanivan
48 mins ago












@ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
– Anonymous
43 mins ago





@ivanivan okay thanks but I'm really stuck on this question and it say's Device eth2 is connected to a network for which your virtual machine is the gateway. The network ip is 192.168.1.0 and the netmask is 255.255.255.0. Your IP should be the last valid host IP number allowed for that network. Calculate your IP/NETWORK configuration for eth2. I've been at it for hours. I just give up.
– Anonymous
43 mins ago













OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
– ivanivan
40 mins ago




OK, that isn't a Linux question per-se, it is pure IP networking. Check jodies.de/ipcalc
– ivanivan
40 mins ago












Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
– Mark Plotnick
25 mins ago




Does the tutorial tell you how to do networking setup or is it just questions?
– Mark Plotnick
25 mins ago












@MarkPlotnick just questions.
– Anonymous
24 mins ago




@MarkPlotnick just questions.
– Anonymous
24 mins ago















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