Jun 6, 2001 #1 teky Programmer Mar 24, 2000 55 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 Apr 6, 2001 1,052 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 May 9, 2000 690 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