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Finding IP address of the system hosting an NAS
Hi, On Solaris 5.8 when I run the command df -F nfs one of the outputs I am getting is: Code:
pun-filer-01:/vol/Unix/punehome/vineetd out of which "pun-filer-01" is hostname of the machine on which the NAS device is hosted and /vol/Unix/punehome/vineetd is the mount point. I am interested in getting the IP address of this machine instead of hostname. Is there any command which can provide me with this information from the Solaris 5.8 machine? I will resolve this Hostname as a last resort only. If there is a command to get the IP then it will be really better. Please help. Thanks, Vineet Last edited by Yogesh Sawant; 04-09-2009 at 07:18 AM.. Reason: added code tags |
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