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UNIX command for ethernet cards?
Hi Gang.. Anybody know the unix (SUN) command to determine how many network cards are installed in a system??
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ipconfig -a
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ipconfig will not a valid Solaris command.
This will show you all configured interfaces. Code:
ifconfig -a Code:
prtconf|grep -c ethernet |
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only for solaris 10:
Code:
dladm show-dev |
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Good show, sir! - You are right! It would appear I had my OS's backwards! |
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