Hello, everyone.
Now let's see how to analyze network using some commands.
So in this particular lecture, we are going to talk about the most basic tool for examining interacting
with the active network interface, which is if conflict come up so you can use it to query your active
network connections by simply entering if conflict command in the terminal.
So now let's see how we can work with it.
OK, so before working, before know how it works.
First we need to check.
We are connected with our WiFi adapter or not.
So for that you need to check with your devices.
So here at the top you can see the devices.
So when you click on devices, you can see USB.
OK, so when you click on USB, as you can see that I'm using Atheros, you'll be nine Wannsee.
So this is connected with my colleague.
OK, so there is no need to connect if it is not connected and simply click on any one of them.
What you have on it will automatically connected with your network or we can see if it doesn't work.
So then what you need to do here is you need to get back to your virtual box and then simply click on
Karley and settings.
So when you click on Karley and settings, so you will find here USB.
So when you click on Eusebius, you can see that I am having Atheros.
You be benign Wannsee, which is connected here.
Now if you if you're not having anything is what you need to do here is simply click on here, which
is Eithne.
So when you click here, you can find that these many adapters that you have here, so you can select
from here whichever adapter you are using.
OK, so I'm using at.
So I have selected atras.
OK, so after doing after selecting all these symbols, click on.
OK, so it will automatically selected.
Now looks back over.
So now we are having Colleano.
Let's analyze and see how it can Vickerman works.
OK.
Simply if config in the terminal windows, so this is the terminal that we have here, and if you want
to zoom in, simply click control and play it honestly and simply into so updating.
And you can find that we are having this as output.
OK, so the command if config saw some very useful information about the active network interfaces on
the system.
So at the top here.
You can see that the output is the name of the first detector interface, so at zero we are having it,
which is a solid form of Internet zero.
So this is the first wide network connection.
If there were more wired Internet interfaces than they would SORP in the output using the same format,
like two, one at a two and so on.
So the type of network being used is Ethernet is listed next.
OK, so now let's analyze what it contains.
So here we are having in the second line we are having this is the IP address of this particular network
interface.
OK, then we have a network address.
OK, so that is a let's see, what is Nipmuc address.
So Nick Maskin does nothing but which is used to determine what part of the IP address is connected
to the local network.
OK, now then we are having a broadcast network here.
So now what is broadcast network or possibly a broadcast address here?
So what it is so broadcast address is used simply we can see broadcast, which is the address used to
send out information to all ipis on the subnet.
OK, so this is how rotgut works on that matter and this is the IP address.
OK, so guys, in the next section we are having L.O..
So what does it mean guys?
This simply means that Lobach address so we can say localhost address.
So this is a special software address that connects you to your system.
OK, so software and services not running on your system cannot use it.
You would use a law to test something on your system, such as your own web server.
And the local host is generally represented with the IP address of 127 zero zero dot one.
OK, so in the third section, which as you can see w Landsdale, so this simply appears if you have
any wireless interface or adapter, as I do here.
So it is showing you.
So not that it also displays the Mac address of the device, which as you can see here, this is the
MICA.
And if you talk about the Mac address of this at zero, so you can find your megadose also called as
hardbodies, which is unique.
OK, so we are having Mercado's of this particular device also here.
So this is how it works.
So this what this particular command can do.
So this particular command is used to simply check how to examine and interact with the Apptio networks
interfaces.
What of the active network that we have.
OK, and what are the interfaces that we have?
It will tell us about all of them.
OK, so guys, this is how it configured for.