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ElgisRamon
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In [tt]netstat[/tt] only if you have an interface set upn in your card... but you can try
[tt]
lscfg -vl [red]ent[/red]0
[/tt]
... to see the values for your first ethernet card (and ent1 and so for others), [tt]tok[/tt]0 if your cards are token ring... et cetera.
I hope it works...
Unix was made by and for smart people.
[tt]
lscfg -vl [red]ent[/red]0
[/tt]
... to see the values for your first ethernet card (and ent1 and so for others), [tt]tok[/tt]0 if your cards are token ring... et cetera.
I hope it works...
Unix was made by and for smart people.
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