ip-route:tldr:928dd

This command is used to add a new entry to the IP routing table on a Linux system. Here is an explanation of the different parts of the command:

• sudo: This command is used to run the subsequent command with administrative privileges. It allows the user to execute commands as a superuser or another user with privileges.
• ip: This is the command-line utility for configuring and administering network interfaces and IP routing in Linux.
• route: This is a subcommand of the ip utility used for managing the IP routing table.
• add: This subcommand is used to add a new route to the routing table.
• ${destination_ip}: This is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual IP address of the destination network or host that you want to reach.
• via ${gateway_ip}: This specifies the IP address of the gateway through which the traffic should be routed to reach the destination. The gateway is typically the next hop on the network path.
• dev ${eth0}: This specifies the network interface through which the traffic should be sent. ${eth0} is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual network interface name (e.g., eth0, eth1, enp0s3).

Overall, this command adds a new route to the IP routing table, specifying the destination IP address, the gateway through which to reach that destination, and the network interface to use for routing the traffic.