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  3. August 2005

Re: IP Address

To many steps, netstat gives me the info in AS or in Linux. Besides the Navegator does not work in my computer, so it is usseless. 

James Rich wrote:


On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, Larry Bolhuis wrote:
Guys Guys Guys!! In iSeries Navigator, click the + next to your system name, then navigate to: Network -> TCP/IP Configuration -> IPv4 -> Interfaces. In the right panel you will see all the interfaces defined for your system, their status, and lots of other good stuff.
Don't make this so hard with all that typing command crapola...... (a duckin' and a runnin'!)
Sheesh - that seems like a lot of steps. While not an iSeries command, my favorite quick way to get this kind of information is: 

ifconfig eth0

Fast, simple, and loaded with good info.

James Rich

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