Gateway IP in Ubuntu? (or Linux)
Monday, July 7, 2008 | Labels: 64-bit, Ubuntu | |Well, in Windows you usually do this:
ipconfig /all
They call it the ipconfig command, but in truth, you can never config-ure anything with that command. In Ubuntu, or any other Linux distro in particular, you simply do this to get your gateway IP.
netstat -r | grep default
or you can also do...
ip neigh
The latter is a lot faster though.
Useful when someone needs to configure their IP statically/manually.
