How can i get Solaris interface ip using shell script?

UNIX Solaris
1

HI Community,

my server has more than 15 zones and each one is having virtual interface of 10G adapter (qlge0)

if the filter the output of ifconfig -a | grep inet, it's showing all interfaces including virtual.

i have take first like from the output and assumed that as my main ip

is there any other way to get ip address from shell?

Regards,
Ben

2

nslookup zone_name will give you what you want.
If you are logged in to the global zone:

zoneadm list -civ

shows the names of all of the zones.

I had trouble understanding what you need, exactly. If this is not it, please let us know.

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This might be what you are looking for :

ifconfig -a4 | nawk '
    BEGIN { ignore=0 }
    /zone/ { ignore=1 }
    /inet/ { if((ignore==0) && ($2!="127.0.0.1") && ($2!="0.0.0.0")) print $2 ; ignore=0}'
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4

Wow

thanks for your help. it worked for me