Jun 6, 2001 #1 teky Programmer Joined Mar 24, 2000 Messages 55 Location US I am working on a unix box (net.int.com). I want to find out the IP Address of net.int.com from the command prompt. I have tried Ifconfig and other commands but to no use. Can anybody tell me how to find out the IP Address of my box. Thanks, Teky.
I am working on a unix box (net.int.com). I want to find out the IP Address of net.int.com from the command prompt. I have tried Ifconfig and other commands but to no use. Can anybody tell me how to find out the IP Address of my box. Thanks, Teky.
Jun 6, 2001 #2 stanhubble MIS Joined Apr 6, 2001 Messages 1,052 Location CA Actually what you probably want to find out is the ip address of your network interface (serial port or NIC). netstat -ni will give you the ip of each network interface configured in your system. Another way to find out what IP an given host.domain is mapped to is: nslookup net.int.com This will resolve the IP address that your DNS thinks the host is answering to. Hope this helps, stan Upvote 0 Downvote
Actually what you probably want to find out is the ip address of your network interface (serial port or NIC). netstat -ni will give you the ip of each network interface configured in your system. Another way to find out what IP an given host.domain is mapped to is: nslookup net.int.com This will resolve the IP address that your DNS thinks the host is answering to. Hope this helps, stan
Jun 7, 2001 #3 abovebrd IS-IT--Management Joined May 9, 2000 Messages 690 Location US the command ifconfig -a should give the interface device as well as the ip address. -a causes information about all configured interfaces to be displayed -Danny Upvote 0 Downvote
the command ifconfig -a should give the interface device as well as the ip address. -a causes information about all configured interfaces to be displayed -Danny