no
You use the no (network options) command to set the network attributes.
| Network attributes | Command |
|---|---|
| Print a list of all configurable attributes | no -a |
| Set attribute back to its default value | no -d attribute |
| Display the value of an attribute | no -o attribute |
| Change the value of an attribute | no -o attribute=NewValue |
When change the attributes with the no command, it is not a permanent change, that is, the changed attributes are lost when
you reboot. To make sure that the changes are permanent, add them to the /etc/rc.net file.
Note: The no command does no range checking. If inappropriate attribute values are set, the system
could become inoperable.