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Linux ipconfig command

I am a new user of Linux and have freshly installed RHEL5 operating system on 1 of my system. I have chosen DHCP during installation.

Now after installation when I tried to run ipconfig command on the shell prompt I got this message

bash: iconfig: command not found

I am a root user.

I do not understand why am I getting this error. May u please tell me what can be the possible problem and how can I solve it.

Is there any other command to check my current ip .

+1  A: 

try

ifconfig

instead...

hvgotcodes  2010-10-01 15:43:55
thanks it works:)
Sambhav jain  2010-10-01 15:49:11

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