diff --git a/jboss/container/wildfly/launch-config/os/added/launch/launch-common.sh b/jboss/container/wildfly/launch-config/os/added/launch/launch-common.sh
index 37e1d6c0..8e284411 100644
--- a/jboss/container/wildfly/launch-config/os/added/launch/launch-common.sh
+++ b/jboss/container/wildfly/launch-config/os/added/launch/launch-common.sh
@@ -121,29 +121,7 @@ function splitAttributesStringIntoLines() {
 # The host could have 1 or more ipv4 and/or ipv6 addresses
 # For this function we need to return a single ipv4 address
 #
-# mapfile is a Bash builtin function
-# MAPFILE is the default variable name used by Bash when using the builtin function mapfile. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/mapfile-command-in-linux-with-examples/
-#
-# To not be dependend on external tooling like python, the /proc directory holds information about
-# the available IP addresses 'cat /proc/net/fib_tree'.
-# Having access to all available IP addresses a filter has to be applied.
-# Therefor awk with a block-pattern is used , see https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/365225/how-to-get-the-ipv4-address-for-an-interface-from-proc
-#
-# The awk filtered output based on information retrieved from /proc/net/fib_tree is put in the
-# variable MAPFILE as an indexed array via the function mapfile.
-#
-# The filtered output is sorted so that IPv4 address is the first in the array (MAPFILE[0]).
-#
-# As an addition, a message is logged when there are multiple ipv4 addresses with remediation.
-#
 function get_host_ipv4() {
- mapfile < <(awk '/32 host/ { print f } {f=$2}' <<< "$(</proc/net/fib_trie)" | sort -n | uniq | grep -v '127.0.0.')
-
- if [[ "${#MAPFILE[*]}" != "1" ]]
- then
-  echo "WARNING: get_host_ipv4() returned ${#MAPFILE[*]} ipv4 addresses, only the first ${MAPFILE[0]} will be used. To override this value, please set JBOSS_HA_IP."
- fi
-
- echo "${MAPFILE[0]}"
+ echo $(ping -4 -c1 $(hostname) | grep PING | awk '{print $3}' | tr -d '(' | tr -d ')')
 }