Re: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread Reuben D. Budiardja
On Monday 30 June 2003 10:08 am, David Langschied wrote:
 Hi all!
 I have connected my Linux server to a network where
 the ip address is assigned by another DNS.  How do a
 find the IP Address?

Type '/sbin/ifconfig' (without the quote, of course) on console, and look for 
the inet addr.

HTH.

RDB

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Re: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread David Langschied
Thanks!  I knew it was an easy thing to do, I just
haven't had to do it.

--- Reuben D. Budiardja
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 On Monday 30 June 2003 10:08 am, David Langschied
 wrote:
  Hi all!
  I have connected my Linux server to a network
 where
  the ip address is assigned by another DNS.  How do
 a
  find the IP Address?
 
 Type '/sbin/ifconfig' (without the quote, of course)
 on console, and look for 
 the inet addr.
 
 HTH.
 
 RDB
 
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RE: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread Michael Kalus
 You mean on DHCP?
 
 Ipconfig -a |more
 
 Should tell you your IP address.

My bad, that is supposed to be:

Ifconfig -a |more

I worked too much with Windows lately :(

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RE: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread Michael Kalus
You mean on DHCP?

Ipconfig -a |more

Should tell you your IP address.

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 I have connected my Linux server to a network where
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RE: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread Clark

/sbin/ifconfig 

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You mean on DHCP?

Ipconfig -a |more

Should tell you your IP address.

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 Subject: How do I find the IP address.
 
 
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 I have connected my Linux server to a network where
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RE: How do I find the IP address.

2003-06-30 Thread Bill Anderson
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 08:21, Michael Kalus wrote:
 You mean on DHCP?
 
 Ipconfig -a |more
 
 Should tell you your IP address.
 

ip address show |grep inet |grep -v 127\. |cut -d' ' -f6 |cut -d'/' -f1
will get you *just* the ip address (assuming you only have one
non-localhost IP.

You know it'd be nice if that info was stuck somewhere in /proc/net/ for
easy retrieval w/o command output parsing. For example perhaps
/proc/net/ip_ethN where N is the device number.

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