# pynetlinux: Linux network configuration library for Python
This library contains Python bindings to ioctl calls
### Features
- ifconfig
List interfaces
Bringing interfaces up and down
Setting and getting the IP address and netmask
Setting and getting link mode
Ethernet flow control
Retrieve interface statistics (bytes/packets tx/rx, etc)
- brctl
Create and destroy bridges
Add/remove interfaces to bridges
Set forwarding delay
- tap
Create and destroy taps
File object API
- route
Get default gateway / interface
### Contributors
Roman Lisagor
Sam Roberts
Anoop Karollil
Richard Feng
1 maintainer
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