networkctl

Networkctl is a command-line tool that is used for controlling and monitoring the network connections on a Linux-based operating system. It is part of the systemd suite and provides extensive information and management capabilities for network interfaces, routes, and addresses. With networkctl, users can retrieve detailed information about their network connections, including the status, type, and hardware address of each interface. It also allows users to modify the configuration of their network connections, such as enabling or disabling network interfaces, changing their names, or configuring IP addresses. The tool provides real-time monitoring of network connections, displaying statistics such as the amount of data transmitted and received. Additionally, networkctl provides diagnostic information like logs and errors, making it a helpful tool for troubleshooting network-related issues. Overall, networkctl provides a comprehensive and versatile interface for managing and monitoring network connections from the command line.