No, the %interface syntax is specific to IPv6 link-local addresses and is not used with IPv4 addresses.
Explanation:
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IPv4 Addresses: In IPv4, addresses are typically global or private and do not have the same scope limitations as link-local addresses in IPv6. Therefore, there is no need to specify an interface when pinging an IPv4 address.
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Ping Command: When you use the
pingcommand with an IPv4 address, you simply provide the address without any interface specification. For example:ping 192.168.1.1
Summary:
While you can use the ping command with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, the interface specification (like %eth1) is only relevant for IPv6 link-local addresses. For IPv4, just provide the address directly.
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