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On most Unices (except for Linux)
netstat -in will show you IP addresses bound to plumbed NICs. If you know the NIC's device name you could also use (e.g. en0 on a PowerPC) ifconfig en0 I assumed you meant the box'es own IP address(es). Otherwise query a name service with tools like nslookup. |
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