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killall -HUP dhcpcd<br />
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sorry...<br />
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from the man of dhcpcd, this is your command to renew:<br />
dhcpcd -k<br />
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this is if dhcpcd it's already running. if it's not, just run dhcpcd and that's all.<br />
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the man is in this page:<br />
<a href="http://nodevice.com/sections/ManIndex/man0238.html" rel="ugc">http://nodevice.com/sections/ManIndex/man0238.html</a>
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sorry...

from the man of dhcpcd, this is your command to renew:
dhcpcd -k

this is if dhcpcd it's already running. if it's not, just run dhcpcd and that's all.

the man is in this page:
http://nodevice.com/sections/ManIndex/man0238.html [http://nodevice.com/sections/ManIndex/man0238.html]

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I am using DHCP with a linux machine in a mostly Windows shop and I want to find out what the ip address that was assigned to the box. &nbsp;In Windows I could do ipconfig to see how the ethernet adapters are configured. &nbsp;What is the equivalent command in linux. &nbsp;<br />
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As an aside, anyone know of a good place to find a mapping of windows tasks with linux tasks?
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I am using DHCP with a linux machine in a mostly Windows shop and I want to find out what the ip address that was assigned to the box.  In Windows I could do ipconfig to see how the ethernet adapters are configured.  What is the equivalent command in linux.  

As an aside, anyone know of a good place to find a mapping of windows tasks with linux tasks?

Linux equivalent of Windows' ipconfig?

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.