iproute2 commands
12 commands, each with a one-line explanation. Click a command to copy it, or its title for details.
Commands 12 shown
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ip addr add 10.0.0.5/24 dev <name> && ip addr show dev <name>Assign a secondary IP/prefix live; note: not persisted across reboot
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ip link set dev <name> mtu 9000 && ip link set dev <name> upSet jumbo MTU and bring link up; note: path MTU must match end-to-end
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ip -j a | jq -r '.[] | select(.operstate=="UP") | .ifname + " " + (.addr_info[]?.local // "-")'Machine-readable interface dump; list UP links with their local IPs
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ip route get <ip>Show the exact route, src IP and oif the kernel picks for a destination
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ip rule add from <ip> table 100 && ip route add default via 192.168.1.1 dev <name> table 100Route by source IP via a separate table; check with ip rule show
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ip netns add test && ip netns exec test ip -br aCreate an isolated network namespace and run commands inside it
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tc qdisc add dev <name> root netem delay 100ms loss 1% && tc -s qdisc show dev <name>Simulate WAN latency/packet loss for testing; remove with tc qdisc del
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tc qdisc del dev <name> rootDrop the root qdisc to restore normal traffic after netem testing
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ip monitor allLive stream of route/link/addr/neigh changes; great for flapping debug
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bridge fdb show br <name>; bridge link showInspect L2 forwarding DB (MAC->port) and bridge port states
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ss -tip state established '( dport = :443 )'Show rtt/cwnd/retrans per socket for 443; pinpoint slow/lossy peers
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ss -K dst <ip> dport = :8080Forcibly close matching sockets (kernel>=4.9); needs CONFIG_INET_DIAG_DESTROY
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