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Archit Modi on 25 May Permalink. If you are only interested in the default IP address that connects to the internet, use a grep parameter to list that one. Alternatively, you can also use device name in particular too, but you should know the names of network devices for that. Use ip addr show command:. Typically, eth0 is for Ethernet connection, and wlp2s0 for Wireless connection. The ip utility should list several parameters of the device. For each device, two lines should summarize the link state and characteristics.

The second line should always indicate the type of link layer in use and the current hardware address MAC Address. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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