ifconfig: command not found solution in Ubuntu / Debian / Centos

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Below is a solution to the ifconfig problem: command not found. There may be times when network tools are not installed, i.e.. ifconfig, arp, netstat, rarp or route:

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    -bash: ifconfig: command not found
    -bash: arp: command not found
    -bash: netstat: command not found
    -bash: rarp: command not found
    -bash: route: command not found

Repair!

Ubuntu / Debian:

We run the terminal and install the package:

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sudo apt-get update

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sudo apt-get install net-tools

CentOS / RedHAT:

We run the terminal and install the package:

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sudo dnf install net-tools

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sudo yum install net-tools

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