How can I find the IP address of a Linux server?

You can use the following command to find the IP address of a Linux server:

1. ifconfig is a commonly used command to view the configuration information of network interfaces. Inputting the ifconfig command in the terminal will display the server’s IP address and other relevant details.
2. The command “ip addr” is commonly used to view detailed information about IP addresses and network interfaces. Typing this command in the terminal will display the server’s IP address and other relevant details.
3. The command hostname -I is used to display the IP address of the server. Typing this command in the terminal will directly show the server’s IP address.
4. netstat -rn is a command used to display the routing table, allowing you to view the IP addresses of servers and their associated network information.

Please note that these commands need to be executed in the terminal of a Linux server. If you are remotely connected to the server via SSH, you can use a command line tool like PuTTY to execute these commands.