The Linux Network Coloring Book: A Guide to Sanity
Welcome to the most brutally honest Linux networking guide you’ll ever watch! No fluff, no corporate nonsense—just real-world lessons, painful truths, and a few horror stories from the trenches.
?️ What You’ll Learn:
✅ How Linux network interfaces actually work (no, eth0 isn’t always eth0 anymore!)
✅ Essential networking commands (ip link, ping, traceroute, dig)
✅ Why Predictable Network Interface Naming saved us from the Teaberry Shuffle
✅ How one bad DNS change can take down your network (ask Facebook)
✅ The Phantom Duplex Shuffle—when your NIC just decides to mess with you
✅ The most important rule when calling your ISP (Hint: It’s always been working perfectly for two years!)
? Featuring LIVE demos! Because nothing says “Chaos Manor” like watching networking in real-time.
⚠️ Warning: This video contains strong sysadmin energy, real IT pain, and absolutely no subnetting tutorials. Buy a book for that. ?
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Chapter
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - What I am Covering
00:37 - Grounded Basics
02:14 - Predictable Network Naming
06:30 - Essential Network Tools
06:38 - ip link and ifconfig
16:16 - The Local Address
16:41 - WiFi
17:31 - Ping and Traceroute
23:56 - netstat and ss
28:09 - How to set a static ip using ip
30:58 - ethtool
33:32 - nslookup and dig
36:50 - Final Thoughts
DJ Ware
I would like to use this channel to give back to the community what I have learned from others. I cover a wide range of topics on computing technology from Home Server setup on a budget, Linux for general use (workstation, server and development), High P...