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| 哈哈| Normal member in user
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last updated at 09 Sep, 2005 03:18 (1 times) Asked is at in os2 to have under similar windows the ipconfig order? Or has the other means to know this machine ip address thanks |
| Date: 08 Sep, 2005 on 10:56 |
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2. Re:ip 命令 |
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And what exactly is the question? |
| Date: 08 Sep, 2005 on 12:36 |
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3. Re:ip 命令 |
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| Hi, I've pasted the unicode characters into an empty html page and took a screenshot of what it should/might read... (see attached file). Anyone here who can understand/translate the message? Greetings Thomas |
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4. Re:ip 命令 |
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| I can't read Chinese (only some Japanese) but it seems obvious the OP wants to know the OS/2 equivelent of the windows command 'ipconfig' |
| Date: 09 Sep, 2005 on 12:19 |
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5. Re:ip 命令 |
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| Which is ifconfig, like in unix, but unfortunatly without a summery when using no parameter. The interface is required. Best use ifconfig lan0 ifconfig lan1 and so on.Parameters are shown, when skipping the parameter. cheers |
| Date: 09 Sep, 2005 on 13:34 |
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6. Re:ip 命令 |
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哈哈(09 Sep, 2005 03:1 : Asked is at in os2 to have under similar windows the ipconfig order? Or has the other means to know this machine ip address thanks
"hostid" shows IP address. "netstat -a" is good to get more details. |
| Date: 12 Sep, 2005 on 02:59 |
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| 哈哈| Normal member in user
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7. Re:ip 命令 |
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| Date: 12 Sep, 2005 on 03:45 |
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