Q: 4
Which command-line interface (CLI) tool is commonly used to configure network settings on Linux-
based systems?
Options
Discussion
Option C makes sense. ifconfig is the classic Linux tool, while ipconfig is just for Windows, so that's a trap. Unless they're specifically asking for the modern replacement, I'd go with C here.
Anyone else use the official courseware labs to practice these CLI tools? I remember seeing ifconfig pop up a lot in their exercises, so C seems most common. Pretty sure that matches what's in the study guide too.
Classic question, has to be C. ifconfig is the go-to command for configuring network interfaces on Linux systems. ipconfig is for Windows, so it's an easy trap here. I've seen this show up in practice sets too, always C unless they're specifically asking for newer tools like 'ip'.
B
Nah, it's not A. Pretty sure C is right since ifconfig is the classic Linux command. ipconfig is a Windows thing, definitely a trap here.
C not A. Seen similar Qs in exam reports and always ifconfig for Linux. ipconfig is just Windows.
C tbh,
Had something like this in a mock.
Had something like this in a mock.
ifconfig is the standard tool on Linux for network configuration, unlike ipconfig which is used in Windows. Pretty sure it's C here.Be respectful. No spam.
