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Command for showing IP Address
Hi everyone, nice forum!
I need to know if there's a command that will show the IP Address of the machine you are logged into. Eg when you type hostname it returns the name of the machine, I need one that returns the IP address only. Can anyone help or suggest commands that are almost what I want? Thanks.  |
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