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Introduction to Linux interfaces for virtual networking | Red Hat Developer [2018-10-22]

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Introduction to Linux interfaces for virtual networking | Red Hat Developer [2018-10-22]

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Introduction to Linux interfaces for virtual networking | Red Hat Developer

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Get an introduction to Linux virtual interfaces, including commonly used interfaces, when to use them, and how to create them.

Do you use any of the mentioned virtual network interfaces? What for?

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Do you happen to know any more recent documentation that would have similar diagrams?
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  I don’t. I usually search for, e.g., nmcli bridge setup

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