Get every IP except for the loopback device
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I need to get every IP of an host PC over the shell, except for the loopback or localhost devices.
If I use ip addr show I have the loopback devices with it. Also I cannot ask for the ip addr show [device] because I actually don't know the device name.
Later I following to get only the ips.
ip addr | grep "inet" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d/ -f1
shell ssh ip
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I need to get every IP of an host PC over the shell, except for the loopback or localhost devices.
If I use ip addr show I have the loopback devices with it. Also I cannot ask for the ip addr show [device] because I actually don't know the device name.
Later I following to get only the ips.
ip addr | grep "inet" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d/ -f1
shell ssh ip
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
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please note thatawkcangrepandcut, your expression can be rewrite asip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}'(which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).
– Archemar
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I need to get every IP of an host PC over the shell, except for the loopback or localhost devices.
If I use ip addr show I have the loopback devices with it. Also I cannot ask for the ip addr show [device] because I actually don't know the device name.
Later I following to get only the ips.
ip addr | grep "inet" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d/ -f1
shell ssh ip
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
I need to get every IP of an host PC over the shell, except for the loopback or localhost devices.
If I use ip addr show I have the loopback devices with it. Also I cannot ask for the ip addr show [device] because I actually don't know the device name.
Later I following to get only the ips.
ip addr | grep "inet" | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d/ -f1
shell ssh ip
shell ssh ip
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
asked 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
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please note thatawkcangrepandcut, your expression can be rewrite asip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}'(which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).
– Archemar
2 days ago
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please note thatawkcangrepandcut, your expression can be rewrite asip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}'(which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).
– Archemar
2 days ago
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please note that
awk can grepand cut, your expression can be rewrite as ip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}' (which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).– Archemar
2 days ago
please note that
awk can grepand cut, your expression can be rewrite as ip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}' (which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).– Archemar
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In the end I used.
ip addr show scope global
I actually do not know if I'll miss a IP in environment with more complicated setups but for my simple test network it should work.
Actually I didn't found the something like everything but not loopback. But even if I started with that idea. This is good enough for now.
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active
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oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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In the end I used.
ip addr show scope global
I actually do not know if I'll miss a IP in environment with more complicated setups but for my simple test network it should work.
Actually I didn't found the something like everything but not loopback. But even if I started with that idea. This is good enough for now.
answered 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
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up vote
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down vote
In the end I used.
ip addr show scope global
I actually do not know if I'll miss a IP in environment with more complicated setups but for my simple test network it should work.
Actually I didn't found the something like everything but not loopback. But even if I started with that idea. This is good enough for now.
answered 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
In the end I used.
ip addr show scope global
I actually do not know if I'll miss a IP in environment with more complicated setups but for my simple test network it should work.
Actually I didn't found the something like everything but not loopback. But even if I started with that idea. This is good enough for now.
answered 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
In the end I used.
ip addr show scope global
I actually do not know if I'll miss a IP in environment with more complicated setups but for my simple test network it should work.
Actually I didn't found the something like everything but not loopback. But even if I started with that idea. This is good enough for now.
answered 2 days ago
JackGrinningCat
1234
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JackGrinningCat
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awkcangrepandcut, your expression can be rewrite asip addr | awk '$1 == "inet" { split($2,I,"/"); print I[1]}'(which also yield lo0, but filter out ipv6).– Archemar
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