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How to Fix the “ifconfig: command not found” Error in Linux

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February 28, 2023• by

ifconfig is a handy networking utility that fetches important data related to the network interface of your machine. It used to come pre-installed in all Linux distributions, that is until it was unanimously declared deprecated by developers due to lack of maintenance.

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