Re: How to get locally configured IP addresses

From: James Willmore (jwillmore_at_cyberia.com)
Date: 10/09/03 

Date: 8 Oct 2003 16:18:27 -0700

"A. Ma" <ama@PW.CA> wrote in message news:<bm1bt3$dhh21@shark.pwgsc.gc.ca>...
> Does anyone know how to find out what IP addresses are configured locally?
> Thanks.
>
> A.Ma

In Perl? Using a system command? What?

What methods have you tried? Did you search for the answer to your
question? If so, where?

You may far better posting this _exact_ question to another group -or-
rephrase the question into one that this group deals with.

Jim

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