linxu command: router ip
hello again, another very easy question for you
[edit]: g i mispelled linux, god they re gonna eat me alive for this..i hear them coming! --- question: - what command can i use (in xterm maybe? i dont know) to find the router ip address that is connected to the system? its running suse linux --- - possible next question: from the command results, where exactly is the router ip address (in case it has more than one ips listed) --- hint: - the pc is configured and running linux and its not mine - i dont know anything about linux, just yesterday i tried to identify what version is running for a start, with the help of some nice people here - i dont know a lot about networking either, but i try to learn (unfortunately all guides are too theoritical and hardly explain the practical part...) --- thnx |
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# netstat -r http://support.novell.com/techcenter...c2006_0406.gif Here's some helpful info: Understand the basics of Linux routing http://articles.techrepublic.com.com...5-1052888.html |
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