"ifconfig eth0" command not showing the Gateway address, how can I verify on Linux system?

"ifconfig eth0" command not showing the Gateway address, how can I
verify on Linux system what is the gateway?. I can see IP address, also
Subnet mask and Broadcast, can I calculate Gateway using IP addr &
subnet Mask?. Thanks.

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(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> "ifconfig eth0" command not showing the Gateway address, how can I
> verify on Linux system what is the gateway?.

Use route(8) ("man 8 route")

> I can see IP address, also
> Subnet mask and Broadcast, can I calculate Gateway using IP addr &
> subnet Mask?.

No.

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On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 17:35:34 -0700, santa19992000 wrote:

> "ifconfig eth0" command not showing the Gateway address, how can I
> verify on Linux system what is the gateway?. I can see IP address, also
> Subnet mask and Broadcast, can I calculate Gateway using IP addr &
> subnet Mask?. Thanks.

route -n

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For more on gateway, please have a look on linux routing HOWTO.

http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/doc...ing-HOWTO.html

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