linux etcsysconfignetwork

The file you mentioned, /etc/sysconfig/network, is a configuration file in Linux that is used to configure the network settings for the system.

Some of the common settings that can be found in this file include:

• HOSTNAME: Specifies the hostname for the system.
• NETWORKING: Enables or disables networking on the system.
• NETWORKING_IPV6: Enables or disables IPv6 networking on the system.
• GATEWAY: Specifies the default gateway for the system.
• DNS1, DNS2: Specifies the DNS servers to use for name resolution.
• NM_CONTROLLED: Specifies whether the network interfaces are managed by NetworkManager.

These are just a few examples, and the actual content of the file may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version you are using