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Retrieve network info from the command line
There is a command-line configuration tool called networksetup which acts as an interface to the Network Panel of the System Preferences app. It's not capable of providing all the information obearsstate's script does, but it does present a some of it, with the advantage of cutting down on the need for variable assignments and stream editing. It also offers other information some may find useful.
As always, the man pages are the place to go, but just to whet the appetites of those who care about such things, here's a partial list of networksetup's command flags:
In cases where it is possible, the commands are able to set preferences as well as get them. (FWIW, there's another useful System Preferences command-lne tool called systemsetup. I think it's at least worth a look.
Retrieve network info from the command line
Agreed if you are dealing with Mac Pros or MacBook Airs,
can give you a better picture of what is going on.
Retrieve network info from the command line
Missing a "u". Should be:
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