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Don't reboot...
You may consider whatever you want but using ifconfig only is not recommended by Apple as it doesn't inform all the frameworks of the changes made. If it was the good tool why would Apple develop tools that you can find in Mac OS X Server to change network configuration ?
Don't reboot...
It's called high-level vs low-level. ifconfig is a low-level tool - pretty much all it does it tell you the current state of a network device or change the state of the device. It doesn't send out notifications, update configd, or do anything else, because it doesn't need to.
Don't reboot...
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