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C-shell command to get system IP number?
Is there a C shell command (or script anyone knows of) that will return the IP number of the system? I know that 'hostname' returns the host name, but I need the IP number, and I cannot assume access to 'nslookup'.
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12-10-2001
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ifconfig -a is a command i use on both linux and solaris platforms and it gives me details of my NIC, including IP address.
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