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Some scripts need actual <acronym class="acronym">MAC</acronym>, <acronym class="acronym">DAK</acronym> or <acronym class="acronym">NMK</acronym> strings as arguments to Toolkit programs. Program <a class="ulink" href="int6kid.7.html" target="_top">int6kid</a> can be used for this purpose. We demonstrate one way to define symbols here and demonstrate how to use them later on.
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DAK=$(int6kid -Di ${NIC1})
NMK=$(int6kid -Mi ${NIC1})
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The first statement, above, uses program <a class="ulink" href="int6kid.7.html" target="_top">int6kid</a> to echo the <acronym class="acronym">DAK</acronym> (<strong class="userinput"><code>-D</code></strong>) from the device connected to Ethernet interface <code class="varname">NIC1</code> and assign the output to symbol <acronym class="acronym">DAK</acronym>. The second statement uses program <a class="ulink" href="int6kid.7.html" target="_top">int6kid</a> to echo the <acronym class="acronym">NMK</acronym> (<strong class="userinput"><code>-M</code></strong>) of the device connected to Ethernet interface <code class="varname">NIC1</code> and assign the output to symbol <acronym class="acronym">NMK</acronym>.
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