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No, it does not tell you, you have to look in the configs, what is your distribution? redhat, debian, ubuntu?<br />

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No, it does not tell you, you have to look in the configs, what is your distribution? redhat, debian, ubuntu?


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In Windows an ipconfig /all shows a field that says DHCP Enabled = Yes/No<br />
Is there a comparable linux command to determine if the IP address was assigned via DHCP or Static? &nbsp;Also, is there a way to have ifconfig display its information one screen at a time?<br />
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thanks! &nbsp;
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In Windows an ipconfig /all shows a field that says DHCP Enabled = Yes/No
Is there a comparable linux command to determine if the IP address was assigned via DHCP or Static?  Also, is there a way to have ifconfig display its information one screen at a time?

thanks!  

ifconfig  - how to determine if IP address is static or dhcp?

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