Linux equivalent to ipconfig /all

I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
but I can't find the desired combination of
command line qualifiers to produce a display
similar to Windoze

ipconfig /all

Specifcally if I have a Fedora box whose network
is setup via DHCP how can I see its IP#, default
router IP# & DNS servers?

"IANAL_VISTA" schrieb
> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
> but I can't find the desired combination of
> command line qualifiers to produce a display
> similar to Windoze
>
> ipconfig /all
>
> Specifcally if I have a Fedora box whose network
> is setup via DHCP how can I see its IP#, default
> router IP# & DNS servers?
>

ifconfig

HTH
Martin

I demand that on Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:53:17 +0000, IANAL_VISTA may or may
not have written:

> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
> but I can't find the desired combination of
> command line qualifiers to produce a display
> similar to Windoze

What does windows display when you type ipconfig /all ?

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IANAL_VISTA wrote:

> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
> but I can't find the desired combination of
> command line qualifiers to produce a display
> similar to Windoze
>
> ipconfig /all
>
> Specifcally if I have a Fedora box whose network
> is setup via DHCP how can I see its IP#, default
> router IP# & DNS servers?

Is this what you need?
#ifconfig ; route; cat /etc/resolv.conf

Regards
Kimmo Koivisto

On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:53:17 GMT, IANAL_VISTA wrote:
> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
> but I can't find the desired combination of
> command line qualifiers to produce a display
> similar to Windoze
>
> ipconfig /all
>
> Specifcally if I have a Fedora box whose network
> is setup via DHCP how can I see its IP#, default
> router IP# & DNS servers?

You can look at what is provided by your dhcp client, 2 examples
cat /etc/dhcpc/dhcpcd-eth0.info # dhcpcd dhcp info
cat /var/lib/dhcp/dhclient-eth0.leases # dhclient dhcp info

You can see what the system uses with
route # line with G is gateway
cat /etc/resolv.conf # contains DNS servers
ifconfig # your ip address
hostname # hostname

]On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:53:17 GMT, IANAL_VISTA wrote:
]> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
]> but I can't find the desired combination of
]> command line qualifiers to produce a display
]> similar to Windoze
]>
]> ipconfig /all

ifconfig -a
route -n
cat /etc/resolv.conf

]>
]> Specifcally if I have a Fedora box whose network
]> is setup via DHCP how can I see its IP#, default
]> router IP# & DNS servers?

IANAL_VISTA <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I suspect I need to use the netstat command,
> but I can't find the desired combination of
> command line qualifiers to produce a display
> similar to Windoze
>
> ipconfig /all

Check to see if you have the ip tool installed (part of the iproute or
iproute2 package). It should be at /bin/ip or /sbin/ip. If that is
present, you can do

ip address show
ip route show

The DNS details are in /etc/resolv.conf

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