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Obtaining Ethernet addresses?



On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Scott Ehrlich wrote:

> /proc/net/arp exists in the Linux community.  Plus, doesn't it only show
> devices physically connected to the motherboard?  In my case, the Ethernet
> address is on an external device which communicates with a device on the
> MB.
> 

Brain fart, apologies. Won't arp tell you what you want to know, or does
that onyl tell you the gateway?

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