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11-25-2004 07:11 PM
11-25-2004 07:11 PM
One querry regarding the output of netstat command
Hi ,
I have one querry regarding the netstat command.
When I add a virtual interface & configure the multiple ip address to this interface & run netstat the output shows me lan interfaces not in serial mode as shown in the attachment for lan0:13 & lan0:14.. Why is it so...
I was under the assumption that after lan0 , lan0:1 , lan0:2 , lan0:3 would come...
I have one querry regarding the netstat command.
When I add a virtual interface & configure the multiple ip address to this interface & run netstat the output shows me lan interfaces not in serial mode as shown in the attachment for lan0:13 & lan0:14.. Why is it so...
I was under the assumption that after lan0 , lan0:1 , lan0:2 , lan0:3 would come...
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