The paper
The problem I have encountered is that ifconfig is not installed. The specific operation process is as follows
// Step 1
yum search ifconfig
// Step 2
yum install net-tools.x86_64
// Step 3
ifconfig
Check the problem
sbin/ifconfig /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin
sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin /sbin
Install the ifconfig
Install the inconfig command package using yum
yum search ifconfig
: If config is in the nettools.x86_64 package, install this package
yum install net-tools.x86_64
:
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