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<H2><A NAME="s6">6. The IPX related files in the <CODE>/proc</CODE> filesystem.</A></H2>
<P>There are a number of files related to the Linux IPX support that are located
within the <CODE>/proc</CODE> filesystem. They are:
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<DT><B>/proc/net/ipx_interface</B><DD><P>This file contains information
about the IPX interfaces configured on your machine. These may have been
configured manually by command or automatically detected and configured.
<DT><B>/proc/net/ipx_route</B><DD><P>This file contains a list of the
routes that exist in the IPX routing table. These routes may have been added
manually by command or automatically by an IPX routing daemon.
<DT><B>/proc/net/ipx</B><DD><P>This file is a list of the IPX sockets
that are currently open for use on the machine.
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