02-01-2008
how can i check whether i am connected to thenetwork
On a Unix system terminal without GUI (graphical user interface) how can i check whether i am connected to a network.
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NAME
virtualbricks - an all in one virtualisation solution
SYNOPSIS
virtualbricks [options]
DESCRIPTION
virtualbricks Virtualization suite for qemu/kvm virtual machines and vde2 networks
virtualbricks is a fully featured virtualization suite and a complete GUI to manage Qemu/KVM and Virtual Distributed Ethernet. It provides
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