IP Routing

IP routing in Linux involves configuring routing tables and network routes for packet forwarding across networks. The kernel handles route selection to send packets to their destinations. Use the ip command (replacing deprecated ifconfig) for network configuration. Example: ip route show displays all kernel-known routes for network troubleshooting and management.

Visit the following resources to learn more:

• @article@Linux Set Up Routing with ip Command
• @article@Linux Networking: A Simplified Guide to IP Addresses