LinuxCommandLibrary

ip-netconf

displays network configuration parameters for interfaces

TLDR

Show all network configuration

$ ip netconf
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Show config for specific interface
$ ip netconf show dev eth0
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Show only IPv4 configuration
$ ip -4 netconf
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Show only IPv6 configuration
$ ip -6 netconf
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SYNOPSIS

ip [OPTIONS] netconf { show | help }

DESCRIPTION

ip netconf displays network configuration parameters for interfaces. It shows settings like forwarding status, RPF (Reverse Path Filtering) mode, MC forwarding, and proxy ARP/NDP status.

PARAMETERS

show

Show network configuration (default if omitted)
dev NAME
Show configuration for specific interface
help
Display help information

OUTPUT FIELDS

forwarding

Whether IP forwarding is enabled
rp_filter
Reverse Path Filtering mode (0=off, 1=strict, 2=loose)
mc_forwarding
Whether multicast forwarding is enabled
proxy_neigh
Whether proxy neighbor (ARP/NDP) is enabled
ignore_routes_with_linkdown
Ignore routes when link is down

CAVEATS

Use -4 or -6 to filter by address family. Configuration can only be changed through sysctl or interface-specific tools, not through ip netconf directly.

HISTORY

ip netconf is part of iproute2, providing network configuration management for Linux systems.

SEE ALSO

ip(8), ip-link(8), sysctl(8)

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