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@@ -247,26 +247,31 @@ Get the IP of the gateway of the default route and the corresponding interface
Note that if no non-default route could be found, `0.0.0.0` and an empty interface string is returned
- `>interfaces`: Get extended information of the interfaces of th Pi-hole device
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```text
eth0 UP 1000 2.2GB 5.6GB 10.0.1.5 fd00:e57b:XXXX:210e:1a1,2a01:XXXX:c15b,fe80::2e5c:XXXX:4060
wlan0 DOWN -1 0.0B 0.0B - -
docker0 UP 10000 837.6MB 300.7MB 172.17.0.1,169.254.241.237 -
lo UP -1 48.0MB 48.0MB 127.0.0.1 -
wg0 UP -1 1.0GB 141.2MB 10.0.40.1 -
sum UP 0 4.2GB 6.1GB - -
```
#### `>interfaces` {data-toc-label='interfaces'}
Column definitions are:
1. Interface name
2. UP/DOWN status
3. Link speed in MBit/s (-1 means "Not available" (like link down) or "Not applicable" (like virtual interface))
4. TX bytes
5. RX bytes
6. Associated IPv4 addresses
7. Associated IPv6 addresses
Get extended information of the interfaces of th Pi-hole device
The default interface (the one connected to the gateway) will always be the first. The sum will always be the last one - even if you have (for whatever reason) an interface called sum. Regarding the link speed: It won't work for most WiFi interfaces as the speed is not known at the kernel level. Instead, the drivers manage them dynamically depending on package loss, signal strength, etc. - in this case, you'll see link speed -1 as well
```text
eth0 UP 1000 2.2GB 5.6GB 10.0.1.5 fd00:e57b:XXXX:210e:1a1,2a01:XXXX:c15b,fe80::2e5c:XXXX:4060
wlan0 DOWN -1 0.0B 0.0B - -
docker0 UP 10000 837.6MB 300.7MB 172.17.0.1,169.254.241.237 -
lo UP -1 48.0MB 48.0MB 127.0.0.1 -
wg0 UP -1 1.0GB 141.2MB 10.0.40.1 -
sum UP 0 4.2GB 6.1GB - -
```
Column definitions are:
1. Interface name
2. UP/DOWN status
3. Link speed in MBit/s (-1 means "Not available" (like link down) or "Not applicable" (like virtual interface))
4. TX bytes
5. RX bytes
6. Associated IPv4 addresses
7. Associated IPv6 addresses
The default interface (the one connected to the gateway) will always be the first. The sum will always be the last one - even if you have (for whatever reason) an interface called sum. Regarding the link speed: It won't work for most WiFi interfaces as the speed is not known at the kernel level. Instead, the drivers manage them dynamically depending on package loss, signal strength, etc. - in this case, you'll see link speed -1 as well
{!abbreviations.md!}