network management

Default Network Managers: Netplan on Ubuntu vs. Wicked on openSUSE In the world of Linux, where flexibility and configurability reign supreme, even network management tools vary significantly between distributions. Two notables among the myriad of network configuration managers available in the Linux ecosystem are Netplan and Wicked.

Mastering Network Bridges with Bridge-Utils on Linux Network management is an essential skill for any system administrator, and when it comes to Linux, tools like bridge-utils become invaluable.

Mastering "ip": Your Go-To Advanced Network Configuration Tool for Linux When it comes to managing network interfaces in Linux, the traditional ifconfig tool has seen its day. Modern Linux distributions have largely replaced it with the more powerful ip tool, which is part of the iproute2 package.

Streamlining Updates: Setting Up a Centralized Server for RHEL Using Linux Bash For organizations relying on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) across multiple systems, managing updates can be a cumbersome and time-consuming process. Centralizing this process not only helps in saving bandwidth and time but also ensures consistency in the updates applied across all systems.