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08-26-2008
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You can also figure it out using:
netstat -rn 
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08-26-2008
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isn't that something which would show the kernel routing table ?
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08-26-2008
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and as sad_angle pointed out ifconfig is normally in /sbin so isn't in a normal users path (usually).
so the command (to a confused unix virgin) will be /sbin/ifconfig ( most linuxes ) /sbin/ifconfig -a (solaris and probably others)
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