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Jak użyć NAMEIF? Definicja w konsoli a network device specified by macaddress , the unique serial.
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Komenda/polecenie: Jak użyć nameif

Uruchomienie, wykonanie: nameif [options] [name macaddress]

Jak działa NAMEIF, co robi NAMEIF: System administration command. Assign an interface name to a network device specified by macaddress, the unique serial number that identifies a network card. If no name and macaddress are given, nameif will attempt to read addresses from the configuration file /etc/mactab. Each line of the configuration file should contain either a comment beginning with # or an interface name and MAC address

Dostępne opcje, wywołanie NAMEIF: -c filename

Read interface names and MAC addresses from filename instead of /etc/mactab.

-s

Send any error messages to syslog.

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