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Good detailed explanation of etc network interfaces syntax? Both Together they define method of ip address aquisition (dhcp, static, ppp scripts, no address) and version of ip protocol (inet = v4 and inet6 = v6) The interface names pretty much depends on the distribution you are using, and the way udev is configured Debian uses eth* and wlan* to cable and wireless interfaces Fedora uses the biosdevname scheme where em0 is the first built-in
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