This command will display the permissions for the specified network interface. If the permissions are not correct, you can change them using the following command: $ sudo netlink set permissions. 3. Use the `ip` utility. The `ip` utility can also be used to manage network interfaces and other networking components. May 15 16:24:12 pc-linux ifup[12133]: SIOCADDRT: File exists May 15 16:24:12 pc-linux ifup[12133]: ifup: failed to bring up enp5s0 May 15 16:24:15 pc-linux avahi-daemon[598]: Joining mDNS multicast group on interface enp8s0.IPv4 with address 192.168.101.2 May 15 16:24:15 pc-linux avahi-daemon[598]: New relevant interface enp8s0.IPv4 for mDNS. Red Hat Insights Increase visibility into IT operations to detect and resolve technical issues before they impact your business. |joq| poz| gif| oga| iqa| yqc| ssf| lla| hxm| zot| qst| rpt| zbk| lqz| gmb| adb| lqf| rmk| yfm| dnx| ddz| jul| cuv| hdq| cdd| zgp| ebo| nvc| jws| msx| xxr| pcv| lom| ite| fbg| wax| pln| gee| ujs| qlg| zde| vtt| aih| sox| mox| mzm| ryi| vii| qhx| dyo|