09-20-2008
How to check theip address on Redhat Linux 9
hi
How to check theip address on Redhat Linux 9 ?
I have installed a SUN VMWARE and created VM on Vista.
I am on bash and is not able to check the ip of the system.
can someone plz with command ( wit options if any )
Regards,
Subhotech
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NAME
vistat - report image statistics
SYNOPSIS
vistat [-option ...] [infile ...] [outfile]
DESCRIPTION
vistat reports the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation of the pixel values in its input images.
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