Lines Matching defs:up
243 { "up", IFF_UP, setifflags, 0, AF_ANY },
325 * NOTE: print_config_flags() processes this table in order, so we put "up"
342 { IFF_UP, AF_UNSPEC, "up" },
438 * -u "up" interfaces
772 * "ifconfig <intf> addr1 addr2 addr3 addr4 up"
1497 * The kernel does not allow administratively up test
1499 * the address down first, then bring it up after it's
1528 * If we're about to bring up an underlying physical IPv6 interface in
1529 * an IPMP group, ensure the IPv6 IPMP interface is also up. This is
1662 * ifaddr_{down,up}() cannot be atomic and thus might clobber
1689 * address, bring them up again.
1693 Perror2_exit(ifaddrp->ia_name, "cannot bring up");
1802 * ifconfig le0 addif 109.106.86.130 netmask + up \
1803 * addif 109.106.86.131 netmask + up
1879 /* Note: no need to do DAD here since the interface isn't up yet. */
2166 * We will bring them back up after the interface has
2249 * bring them up again. As part of bringing them up, the kernel will
2254 (void) fprintf(stderr, "ifconfig: cannot bring back up "
2262 * Attempt to bring back up any interfaces that we downed.
2266 (void) fprintf(stderr, "ifconfig: cannot bring back up "
3716 * To preserve backward-compatibility, always bring up the link-local
3798 * Bring the address named by `ifaddrp' up or down. Doesn't trust any mutable
3802 ifaddr_op(ifaddrlistx_t *ifaddrp, boolean_t up)
3812 if (up)
3824 if (!up && ioctl(fd, SIOCGLIFFLAGS, &lifrl) != -1 &&
4451 "\t[ up ] [ down ]\n"