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How do I find out my Linux / UNIX system ip address, subnet and related networking information from a command prompt?

April 26, 2017Command ip address linux networking prompt subnet system Unix

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How do I find out my Linux / UNIX system ip address, subnet and related networking information from a command prompt?

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A. To find out IP address of Linux/UNIX/BSD/Unixish system you need to use command called ifconfig. It is used to configure the kernel-resident network interfaces.