need listing of IP addr bound to interface

[Eric Rellergert]

Can anyone tell me how to get a similar listing that is provided by SAM when you look at the network interfaces where the interface along with its indexes, IP addresses and subnet masks are listed? What I am looking for would look like:
lan0 10.x.y.z 255.255.252.0
lan0:1 10.x.y.z 255.255.252.0
lan0:2 10.x.y.z 255.255.252.0
Unfortunately, I opened a call with ITRC and they say this can't be done outside of SAM, but I am betting it can. Everything they provided me does not mention getting the index numbers :1, :2, etc.
Any assistance will be appreciated!

[Geoff Wild · Accepted solution]

How about netstat -in

Rgds...Geoff

[Sundar_7]

netstat -in will give you the lanX:index , IP address and the network , but to get the subnet mask you will have to use ifconfig command.

ifconfig lan0
ifconfig lan0:1

or you can derive the subnet mask from the network number and the IP address assigned to the interface.

[Eric Rellergert]

Thanks. The netstat -in will give me most of what I want and I can remove what I don't want.

[Marvin Strong]

netstat -rvn

should give you everything you need.

[Ted Buis]

I don't understand the reponse center's response, since SAM is just scripts that you can actually read to see what they are doing.
So if it is in a script in SAM, you should be able to find it and read it to see what was done in SAM.