[root@vnx5700 nasadmin]# cat /etc/hosts | grep CS

128.221.254.101        emcnasotherIPMICS_i3

128.221.252.101    emcnasotherCS_i0      <-- Primary CS

128.221.253.101    emcnasotherCS_i1         <-- Secondary CS

from primary you can ssh to secondary (on this internal network) and then run "ifconfig" once there.

Hi Dynamox,

Thank you for the reply.

I logged into the internal network and just issued the command “ifconfig”

Its showing :

ifconfig

-bash: ifconfig: command not found

Do I need to navigate to any other folder and then give “ifconfig” command ?

Thanks & Regards,

Sri Brindha Ravi

Managed Services

Bangalore,India

Email : sri.ravi@emc.com

Office : +91-80-67375753

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/sbin/ifconfig

Try this:

/sbin/ifconfig eth3