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Finding IP address of the workstation
Hi,
I have the following requirement. I want to configure in the .profile file of my user id in such a way that it loads a particular set of command when i log in from a particular machine and another set when i log into the server from a different machine. What is the command to get the ipaddress of my workstation which is static. Thanks. V. |
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