Which of the following commands configure network interfaces based on the system's existing distribution-specific configuration files? (Choose two.)
Which of the following commands configure network interfaces based on the system's existing distribution-specific configuration files? (Choose two.)
The commands 'ifup' and 'ifdown' configure network interfaces based on the system's existing distribution-specific configuration files. 'ifup' is used to bring network interfaces up according to the configurations defined, while 'ifdown' is used to bring network interfaces down, also according to those configurations. These commands typically refer to settings in files like '/etc/network/interfaces' in Debian-based systems or equivalent configuration files in other distributions.
Basically, ifup and ifdown will bring the interfaces which were defined in /etc/network/interfaces.
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Basically, ifup and ifdown will bring the interfaces which were defined in /etc/network/interfaces. And this file is provide by default existing system distribution.
Why B and E?
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