RE: changing IPs

["Allen,Andrew R.(NXI)" <Andrew Allen cna com>]

You can get the ip address of the machine by running
hostname -i
The other thing you can do is connect to a remote machine from your linux
box and do a
who -u |grep <username>

I'm not sure if this helps you or not.  Good luck.
Andrew Allen

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve [mailto:steve rhino-tech com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 9:26 AM
To: redhat-install-list redhat com
Subject: changing IPs


This may not be an install question, but... I'm changing the IP numbers for
my network. I have found to files to change the gateway numbers and DNS
numbers. I need a little help locating the IP number for the adapter (eth0)
and such. I know they can be changed through the netcfg program, but I don't
have any GUI running (not ehough drive space) to use netcfg.

I use the machine as a drone mail server, which I've spent alot of time
getting setup. The machine still works like a charm, so I want to keep it
going if I can. Any suggestions on where to look for the eth0 config files?

Thanks in advance...
Steve


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