ifconfig why don't I have the command in bash
Dear List Memebers, I am trying to locate my linux systems ip address. I thought I could use the ifconfig rth0 command that would return the ip address. The problem is that the command is not found on my machine. When using my colleagues machine I can use the command no problem. We are under the deluded impression that we chose the same options during the installation of suse 7.1. Any ideas regards Neil Briggs
Dear List Memebers,
I am trying to locate my linux systems ip address. I thought I could use the ifconfig rth0 command that would return the ip address. The problem is that the command is not found on my machine.
When using my colleagues machine I can use the command no problem. We are under the deluded impression that we chose the same options during the installation of suse 7.1. You have to be root to run this command, it want run under a normal user. log on as root an then ifconfig eth0 or as normal do su an give root
At 04:06 PM 8/28/2001 +0200, neil briggs wrote: password an then run the command. jack malone Network Administrator EAST TEXAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND dba HORIZON INDUSTRIES 903-595-3444 http://www.horizonind.com
or just do /sbin/ifconfig as a normal user and it will work On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Jack Malone wrote:
Dear List Memebers,
I am trying to locate my linux systems ip address. I thought I could use the ifconfig rth0 command that would return the ip address. The problem is that the command is not found on my machine.
When using my colleagues machine I can use the command no problem. We are under the deluded impression that we chose the same options during the installation of suse 7.1. You have to be root to run this command, it want run under a normal user. log on as root an then ifconfig eth0 or as normal do su an give root
At 04:06 PM 8/28/2001 +0200, neil briggs wrote: password an then run the command.
jack malone Network Administrator EAST TEXAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND dba HORIZON INDUSTRIES 903-595-3444 http://www.horizonind.com
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neil briggs writes:
Dear List Memebers,
I am trying to locate my linux systems ip address. I thought I could use the ifconfig rth0 command that would return the ip address. The problem is that the command is not found on my machine.
When using my colleagues machine I can use the command no problem. We are under the deluded impression that we chose the same options during the installation of suse 7.1. To spot the physical file: locate ifconfig mine is /sbin/ifconfig it belong to the net_tool package (but Im 7.0).
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