Detect Network Cable Link in Linux | To check for the presence of a network link, use the command ethtool. For example, this checks eth0: # ethtool eth0 or $ sudo ethtool eth0 Look for a line which says ‘Link detected: yes / no’. The exact output may vary depending on your Linux distribution. Debian / Ubuntu looks like this: Red Hat
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