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Does sh int command show IPX address?
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andrein
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 Does sh int command show IPX address?
A little help please:
Does "show interface" command show IPX address or only the IP address of the interface?
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Hmmm. Sh int command show MAC address of the interface, which in the IPX environment is considered to be IPX address as well. But what is correct answer for the exam?
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typing show ipx int in the enable mode will show you this info, f its not running it will show this.....
Lab_D>enable
Password:
Lab_D#show ipx interface
%IPX not running
Lab_D#
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