Linux - Network Configuration (ip, route, dhclient, systemd-resolve, netplan)

Brother I want to thank you because I watched 4 minutes of this video, my first ever video watching your content and boom I've cracked the puzzle

This is a major reason Linux is a distant last place for operating systems.

Good job explaining this Eli. Btw, do you practice Brazilian Jiujitsu by any chance?

note, Ubuntu 22.04, "systemd-resolve --status" is now "resolvectl status".

Thanks for the quality content. I am working on setting up my 1st server ever and it's Ubuntu 22.04 and it's so funny how many different ways there are to skin a cat. This is not how I edited my yaml file and yet both ways work.

I am learning a lot about Linux and the more I learn, the more I see how much I still have to learn

Cool. Do you have a video of routing, ports, services management and firewall?

Please consider not repeat yourself. On recorded video backtracking is just a click. As one example take for instance your description of option -v.

Thanks. That last one I'll have to watch over.👍😃

Thank you for the Linux command summary in the video description. It's very useful.

It's a nice content it's so helpful thank you Eli 👏👏

Thanks man!! The indentations were different on my set-up but everything worked ;)

I love… correction LOVE Arch Linux… but I often use mint too. Lol 😂

when the teacher says: "this might make your brain hurt" you know you're coming out of this with PTSD

Eli, Thanks for the content: went through your networking series & learnt a lot.
This intro to Linux series I really enjoyed, binged for 3 days & made it through!
Next your further Linux and programming classes.
Your teaching style is really straightforward & enjoyable, also really funny; much better than many other people's dry classes...
Cheers for the free selfless work you do.

Hi How to configure ntp using netplan?

After several days of headaches trying to connect to my Ubuntu server, I found this video and it was the real solution. Thanks! :)

Wow thanks you so you make networking easy for me.

thanks king <3

you like talking but making it short is really not your strength