You want to configure the network settings for your Linux system. Which file should you typically edit?1.0 Marks/etc/network/interfaces/etc/networking.conf/etc/interfaces /etc/networking/etc/netconfig

Lab. Understanding Network Configuration on CentOS To help you... Lab. Understanding Network Configuration on CentOSTo help you avoid accidentally breaking networking on your system, this lab focuses on viewing network information and not making permanent changes to network configuration.STEP 1. Open a terminal window on your CentOS system.                                       STEP 2. Use the ifconfig command to display the current network configuration.                                       STEP 3. Use the nmcli command to determine whether the Network Manager is currently active.                                       STEP 4. Use the arp command to display the ARP table.                                       STEP 5. Use the route command to display the routing table.                                       STEP 6. Use the route command to add a new route for the 192.168.145.0/24 network, with gateway 192.168.0.199.                                       STEP 7. Use the route command to display the new routing table                                       STEP 8. Display the current system name.                                       STEP 9. Change the current system name to mymachine.                                       STEP 10. Use the host command to perform a DNS query on ubuntu.com.                                       STEP 11. Use the dig command to perform a DNS query on ubuntu.com. <                                  STEP 12. Use the netstat command to display TCP information.                                       STEP 13. Use the netstat command to display the routing table.                                                                              STEP 14. Use the cat command to display the contents of the file that contains the system's hostname.                                       STEP 15. Use the cat command to display the contents of the file that contains the hostname-to-IP-address translation.                                       STEP 16. Use the cat command to display the contents of the file that contains the DNS servers for this system.                                       STEP 17. Use the cat command to display the contents of the file that contains the setting that determines if networking should be turned on by default for this system.                                       STEP 18. Use the cat command to display the contents of the file that contains the settings for the eth0 device (or emp0s3 if you are working on a virtual machine).

Which command  configures a network interface?

Perform the following experiment on a Linux system: Explore and select three networking Linux commands of your choice, try them, and explain their usage.

The following are steps involved in the network configuring routes. A. Choose Network > Route > Static Route and click Add B. Choose Network > Host > Static Route and click Add C. Choose Host > Route > Static Route and click Add D. Choose Network > Network Route and click Add

You need to update your router settings, so you log into the administration panel, whose Internet Protocol (IP) address is 192.168.0.1. Which IP version is this?