What does 'flags' mean in 'ifconfig -a'?
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I just wondering that what flags=xxxxx,xxx means from commands ifconfig -a output.
Could you please explain what does it meaning and when this context change
sjopen1@/> ifconfig -a
en2: flags=e084863,10080
inet 172.16.10.99 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
inet 172.16.10.41 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
tcp_sendspace 131072 tcp_recvspace 65536 rfc1323 0
Thanks for your help.
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I just wondering that what flags=xxxxx,xxx means from commands ifconfig -a output.
Could you please explain what does it meaning and when this context change
sjopen1@/> ifconfig -a
en2: flags=e084863,10080
inet 172.16.10.99 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
inet 172.16.10.41 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
tcp_sendspace 131072 tcp_recvspace 65536 rfc1323 0
Thanks for your help.
ibm-unix-system-services
edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
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Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
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@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
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I just wondering that what flags=xxxxx,xxx means from commands ifconfig -a output.
Could you please explain what does it meaning and when this context change
sjopen1@/> ifconfig -a
en2: flags=e084863,10080
inet 172.16.10.99 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
inet 172.16.10.41 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
tcp_sendspace 131072 tcp_recvspace 65536 rfc1323 0
Thanks for your help.
ibm-unix-system-services
edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
33.1k576140
asked Jun 21 at 4:41
JunMo
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I just wondering that what flags=xxxxx,xxx means from commands ifconfig -a output.
Could you please explain what does it meaning and when this context change
sjopen1@/> ifconfig -a
en2: flags=e084863,10080
inet 172.16.10.99 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
inet 172.16.10.41 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.10.255
tcp_sendspace 131072 tcp_recvspace 65536 rfc1323 0
Thanks for your help.
ibm-unix-system-services
edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
33.1k576140
asked Jun 21 at 4:41
JunMo
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edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
33.1k576140
edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
33.1k576140
edited Jun 21 at 5:18
muru
33.1k576140
33.1k576140
asked Jun 21 at 4:41
JunMo
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asked Jun 21 at 4:41
JunMo
61
asked Jun 21 at 4:41
JunMo
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Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
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@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
– JunMo
Jun 21 at 8:41
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Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
1
@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
– JunMo
Jun 21 at 8:41
Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
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@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
– JunMo
Jun 21 at 8:41
@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
– JunMo
Jun 21 at 8:41
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Similar: stackoverflow.com/questions/1328678. I'm not sure where to find the flag definitions for USS, though.
– dsstorefile1
Jun 21 at 6:07
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@dsstorefile1 thanks, it's really helpful. I could find my answer in '/usr/include/net/if.h' file.
– JunMo
Jun 21 at 8:41