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try this kstat -c net | grep net
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dladm show-dev<br />
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maybe?
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prtdiag -v (and find &quot;network&quot;)
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already gave command in #24462175
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I need to find out how many network cards are active or installed on a Sun Unix server. Could someone tell me the unix command to use to display this info? I can't use SAM because I dont have root access. Thanks.
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I need to find out how many network cards are active or installed on a Sun Unix server. Could someone tell me the unix command to use to display this info? I can't use SAM because I dont have root access. Thanks.

What Command to use to find out how many Nic Cards are installed on a Sun Unix Server?

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