Well, congratulations! The end of another module,
a module where we've learned a little bit about the ip command.
We've seen then our ip a, we've seen our ip r,
we've seen our ip n, our ARP cache, we've seen the ip l are in many,
many tools that are being combined together into this single command.
We also looked at persisting our configuration and then seeing how we have
lost a lot of that similarity between our different systems.
So we were working with netplan on our Ubuntu system,
wicked became the back end that we could manage,
working on our openSUSE system, and we have the NetworkManager when we're
working on our Alma Linux system, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.
We then finished up by taking a look at DNS, and we saw how we could modify
the entries in our nsswitch.conf, so we looked in DNS first rather than
looking at our host files. We also saw the use of the dig command helping
us diagnose issues with DNS entries, as well as then looking at how we can
configure our name servers,
the DNS servers that we will look up, and we looked at that on our openSUSE
system. But hopefully that gave you a huge amount of information to work with,
and if you're really liking what you're seeing,
then hopefully you're going to like what we look at next when we look at
managing software on our Linux systems, and I do sincerely look forward to seeing you in the next video very soon.