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Use wget with Squid Proxy Server

last updated September 8, 2010 in Categories Networking, Squid

How do I make wget work with Squid under UNIX or Linux operating systems?

Ubuntu Linux: Find Out Default Gateway

last updated July 1, 2010 in Categories Ubuntu Linux

How do I find out default gateway IP address (default router IP assigned) for my Ubuntu Linux systems?

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CentOS Add Route Command

last updated March 14, 2010 in Categories CentOS

How do I add route (router IP 192.168.1.254) to my Centos Linux systems from the command line?

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Ubuntu Linux Configure Gateway / Default Routing IP Address

last updated June 18, 2008 in Categories Debian / Ubuntu, FAQ, Linux, Networking, Troubleshooting, Ubuntu Linux

How do I configure default router or gateway IP address under Ubuntu Linux / Debian Linux? How do I change default router / gateway IP under Ubuntu Linux?

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Linux route Add Command Examples

last updated July 25, 2018 in Categories CentOS, Commands, Debian / Ubuntu, Linux, Networking, RedHat and Friends

I am a new Linux user. How do I add a new or default gateway using route command on Linux operating systems? How can I use route command to show or set a new route on Linux based server or desktop system?

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Linux Set Up Routing with ip Command

last updated December 19, 2018 in Categories Commands, Linux, Networking

Can you explain the ip command to setup routing on Linux based systems? How do I use the ip command to configure the routing table of the Linux kernel?

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HowTo Bind A Range Of IP’s in Debian / Ubuntu Linux

last updated April 2, 2012 in Categories Debian / Ubuntu, Linux, Networking, Ubuntu Linux

I‘ve recently installed Debian Linux 4.0 on my server and Ubuntu Linux 7.04 on Laptop. I would love to have a multiple IP address that I can use for verity of purposes. I would like to bind 4 IP’s to the ‘eth0’ device or NIC. How do I achieve this?

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