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Old 09-14-2006
retireving ip aliases

hi,
i created some IP aliases, but the only way i can c the aliases is using ifconfgi.. is there any other system command i can use to access the aliased ip list? i tried gng to /proc/net/aliases.. but i don`t have aliases in /proc/net .

Also.. is there ayway i can retireve it using programming?

thanx
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Old 09-14-2006
may be netstat -rn will help you
# 3  
Old 09-16-2006
hi,
thanx.. i got it.. i was able to retrieve the ip aliases using ioctl() using the request SIOCGIFADDR ..
thanx anyway..
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