Linux Networking

Linux networking refers to how a Linux-based computer connects and communicates with other devices and networks, such as the internet or local networks. It involves managing data transfer, IP addresses, and network protocols to ensure information flows accurately and securely. Linux provides tools and configurations for setting up wired or wireless connections, managing network interfaces, and controlling security settings. Overall, it enables Linux systems to effectively transmit and receive data, supporting tasks like browsing, file sharing, and remote access in a stable and customizable way.