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root@server: ~ $ ip -br addr show$ ip addr add 203.0.113.10/24 dev eth0eth0 UP 203.0.113.10/24 Network & IP How to Add an Additional IP Address on a Linux VPS: Bind, Persist, Verify and Remove Add an extra IP on a Linux VPS: ip addr for testing, Netplan, interfaces or nmcli to persist, then verify or remove. 7 steps10 min read Read tutorial

Windows PowerShell PS> Get-NetIPConfigurationPS> netsh interface ipv4 add address203.0.113.10 255.255.255.0 Network & IP How to Add Multiple IP Addresses on Windows Server: GUI, netsh and PowerShell Add multiple IP addresses on Windows Server via Advanced TCP/IP settings, netsh, or PowerShell New-NetIPAddress in bulk. 6 steps8 min read Read tutorial

root@server: ~ $ sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_controltcp_congestion_control = bbr$ lsmod | grep bbr Network & IP How to Enable BBR on Linux: Turn On TCP BBR Congestion Control Manually Enable TCP BBR on Linux safely: check the kernel, set fq and bbr via sysctl, verify with lsmod. No unknown scripts. 5 steps8 min read Read tutorial

root@server: ~ $ mtr -rwzbc 100 203.0.113.10$ iperf3 -c 203.0.113.10$ speedtest-cli Network & IP Server Network Speed Test and Traceroute Guide: mtr, traceroute, iperf3 and speedtest-cli Server speed test and traceroute: mtr and traceroute for packet loss, iperf3 and speedtest-cli for bandwidth. 6 steps8 min read Read tutorial

root@server: ~ $ ip -6 addr show$ ping -6 2001:4860:4860::888864 bytes from 2001:4860::8888 Network & IP How to Configure an IPv6 Address on Linux and Windows Servers: Netplan, nmcli and Windows Configure IPv6 on servers with Netplan, Debian interfaces, nmcli or Windows, then test with ping6 and curl -6. 6 steps8 min read Read tutorial

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