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| bash : ipconfig command not found
Guys i need help. Yesterday i tried to open the terminal and wanted to see the ethernet configurations so i typed the following command : Code: ipconfig Code: bash : ipconfig command not found |
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| Re: bash : ipconfig command not found
The command 'ipconfig' is for windows, not for linux based operating system. The command for linux for viewing ethernet configuration is : Code: ifconfig |
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| Re: bash : ipconfig command not found
Well i tried ping and other similar commands they are same in both windows and linux operating sysetms. Then how will be this command be different. I will try 'ifcofig when i get home, but i don't think it will work... Are you sure it is different? Thanks again! |
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| Re: bash : ipconfig command not found
Yes, 'ifconfig' is the correct command. There are similar commands in both operating systems but the parameters are not all same. try Ping with -t option it will work on windows but not in linux. The parameters are different... |
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