Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
Hi.
I have the following problem on Ubuntu Lucid (beta), X86:
I am using gnome-network-manager to assing an IP alias to my eth0 device.
As I can see, the IP address is assigned to the interface: in answers to ping,
and I can run sockets over this IP.
But I can't even imagine how to view the IP from the command line.
I have been trying with "ifconfig" to check an interface such as eth0:1, but it
doesn't exist.
I have been trying "ifconig -a": same result as above.
I issued the command: ip link show: same result as above.
Is there something I miss, is there something wrong with network-
manager, or command line tools?
p.s.: do you need any attachment/screenshot? I think this issue can be
checked really quickly, just by going to the network applet and
assigning extra IPs.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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IP alias assigned with network-manager is not viewable with ifconfig or ip
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/563374
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