ifconfig - Revision history

Woozle at 00:31, 17 September 2018

2018-09-17T00:31:58Z

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	* {{wikipedia}}		* {{wikipedia}}
	==Notes==		==Notes==
			Apparently ifconfig is now (2018) considered deprecated, and <code>ip a</code> should be used instead.

	Commands related to [[DHCP]], which provides the [[DNS]] settings (not shown by ifconfig) at the same time as it sets the adapter's [[IP address]] (which is shown by ifconfig):		Commands related to [[DHCP]], which provides the [[DNS]] settings (not shown by ifconfig) at the same time as it sets the adapter's [[IP address]] (which is shown by ifconfig):
	* {{Linuxcmd\|dhcpcd}}: the DHCP [[client (computing)\|client]] [[daemon]]		* {{Linuxcmd\|dhcpcd}}: the DHCP [[client (computing)\|client]] [[daemon]]

Woozle: layout updates; link to subpage

2015-12-14T02:09:33Z

layout updates; link to subpage

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	==~~{{hide\|navbar}}~~==		==About==
	~~{{Linuxcmdhdr\|ifconfig}}{{seed}}~~		[[ifconfig]] is the [[Linux]] equivalent to the [[Windows (Microsoft)\|Windows]] command [[ipconfig]], although unlike ipconfig it does not return information about [[DNS]] settings.
	[[~~ifconfig (Linux command)\|~~ifconfig]] is the [[Linux]] equivalent to the [[Windows (Microsoft)\|Windows]] command [[ipconfig]], although unlike ipconfig it does not return information about [[DNS]] settings.		{{seed}}
			==Inlinks==
			* [[/manpage]]: old transcription of the ifconfig [[manpage]]
	==Reference==		==Reference==
	* {{wikipedia~~\|Ifconfig~~}}		* {{wikipedia}}
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Commands related to [[DHCP]], which provides the [[DNS]] settings (not shown by ifconfig) at the same time as it sets the adapter's [[IP address]] (which is shown by ifconfig):		Commands related to [[DHCP]], which provides the [[DNS]] settings (not shown by ifconfig) at the same time as it sets the adapter's [[IP address]] (which is shown by ifconfig):
	* {{Linuxcmd\|dhcpcd}}: the DHCP [[client (computing)\|client]] [[daemon]]		* {{Linuxcmd\|dhcpcd}}: the DHCP [[client (computing)\|client]] [[daemon]]

Woozle: Woozle moved page ifconfig (Linux command) to ifconfig without leaving a redirect: consolidating this with the other one that's mainly the manpage

2015-12-14T01:59:57Z

Woozle moved page ifconfig (Linux command) to ifconfig without leaving a redirect: consolidating this with the other one that's mainly the manpage

← Older revision	Revision as of 01:59, 14 December 2015
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Woozle at 19:04, 20 August 2006

2006-08-20T19:04:41Z

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=={{hide|navbar}}==
{{Linuxcmdhdr|ifconfig}}{{seed}}
[[ifconfig (Linux command)|ifconfig]] is the [[Linux]] equivalent to the [[Windows (Microsoft)|Windows]] command [[ipconfig]], although unlike ipconfig it does not return information about [[DNS]] settings.
==Reference==
* {{wikipedia|Ifconfig}}
==Notes==
Commands related to [[DHCP]], which provides the [[DNS]] settings (not shown by ifconfig) at the same time as it sets the adapter's [[IP address]] (which is shown by ifconfig):
* {{Linuxcmd|dhcpcd}}: the DHCP [[client (computing)|client]] [[daemon]]