Linux Bash tasks

 #!/bin/bash
echo "----------"
echo "|Welcome!|"
echo "----------"
echo
echo "Choose an option: "
echo "[1] Change DNS server"
echo "[2] Find host via DNS resolution"
echo "[3] Show available network interfaces"
echo "[4] Restart network interfaces"
echo "[5] Trace the route to a host"
echo "[6] Test open TCP port on a specified host"
echo "[7] Update OS"

read option
if (( option == "1" ))
then
    echo "[*]Input the new DNS Server IP address: "
    read dnsIP
    echo $dnsIP
# The IP addresses of your DNS servers are stored in resolv.conf
    rm /etc/resolv.conf
    touch /etc/resolv.conf
    echo -e "nameserver \c" >> /etc/resolv.conf
    echo $dnsIP >> /etc/resolv.conf
    echo "[*]DNS server changed."
    echo "[*]Printing DNS configuration file"
    cat /etc/resolv.conf
    echo
    echo "[*]Do you want to test the new DNS server configuration?(Y/N)"
    read response
    if (($response = "y" )) || (($response = "Y" ))
    then
        echo "[*]What host do you want to ping?(ex:www.google.ca)"
        read host
        echo -e "[*]Pinging: \c"
        echo $host
        ping -c 2 $host
    else
        echo "[*]Bye.[*]"
    fi
fi
if (( option == "2" ))
then
    echo "[*]Input host name: (ex: www.google.ca or 8.8.8.8)"
    touch temp
    read hostname
# DNS resolution is done with nslookup
    nslookup $hostname > temp
    while read -r line
    do
        if [[ $line = *Address* ]] && [[ $line != *#* ]]
        then
            echo $line
        fi
        if [[ $line = *name* ]]
        then
            echo -e "Name: \c"
            echo $line| cut -d ' ' -f 4
        fi
    done < "temp"
    rm temp    
fi
if (( option == "3" ))
then

    echo "--------------------"
    echo "Available Interfaces"
    echo "--------------------"
    echo
    touch temp

# Store network info in a temporary file
    ip addr show > temp

# Parses the file data and outputs the relevant info on the screen
    while read -r line
    do
        if [[ $line = *\<* ]]
        then
        echo $line| cut -d' ' -f 2| cut -d':' -f 1
        fi
        if [[ $line = *inet* ]] && [[ $line = *host* ]] && [[ $line = *lo* ]]
        then
        echo -e "[*]IP Address:\c"
        echo $line| cut -d '/' -f 1| cut -d't' -f 2
        echo
        fi
        if [[ $line = *inet* ]] && [[ $line = *brd* ]]
        then
        echo -e "[*]IP Address:\c"
        echo $line| cut -d '/' -f 1| cut -d't' -f 2
        echo
        fi
    done < "temp"
    rm temp
fi
if (( option == "4" ))
then
    echo "[*]---!!!WARNING!!!---[*]"
    echo "[*]This may cause loss of internet connection!"
    echo "[*]Do you wish to proceed restarting the network interfaces?(Y/N)"
    echo
    read answer
    if (($answer = "y" )) || (($answer = "Y" ))
    then
# Restarting network interfaces, but I have observed that static routes may still persist
        /etc/init.d/networking restart
    echo "[*]Network interfaces restarted."
    else
        echo "[*]Bye."
    fi
fi
if ((option == "5" ))
then
    echo "[*]Input the host name: (ex: www.google.com)"
    read host
# Nothing new here
    traceroute $host
fi
if ((option == "6" ))
then
    echo "[*]Input host IP address: "
    read host
    echo "[*]Input port number: "
    read port
    timeout 1 bash -c "echo >/dev/tcp/$host/$port" && echo "[*]Port $port is open" || echo "[*]Port $port is closed"
fi
if ((option  == "7" ))
then
    echo "Updating OS: "
    apt-get update && echo 'y' | apt-get upgrade    
fi