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Linux supports network configuration directly through kernel command-line parameters using the `ip=` option, eliminating the need for userspace tools like systemd-networkd, ifupdown, or NetworkManager. This method works across all distributions since 1996, configured via boot loaders like GRUB or systemd-boot. While it has limitations—single interface only, no dynamic reconfiguration, uncertain DHCP lease renewal, and manual DNS setup—it's ideal for simple server setups with static or reserved IP addresses. The approach reduces complexity by removing dependency on distribution-specific network management tools.

Kernel-only network configuration on Linux