Manuel ha scritto:
try this way, the route must be corrected
in rc.local :
ifconfig eth0:1 netmask up
route del -net netmask dev eth0
route add -net netmask dev br0
Ciao,
Manuel
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Tarrant Marshall ha scritto:
Hi
> Is there an easy way to add multiple IPs on green?
i think it's possible (easily) adding a line like this in rc.local
ifconfig eth0:1 netmask up
(and it should be already in br0)
Ciao,
Manuel
Yeah those templates are a bit too restrictive for my liking. Is there an easy
way to add multiple IPs on green?
- "Manuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tarrant Marshall ha scritto:
> > All the config files use a templating system. It's in /var/efw i
> believe.
>
> yes, the file is /var/efw/
Tarrant Marshall ha scritto:
> All the config files use a templating system. It's in /var/efw i believe.
yes, the file is /var/efw/ethernet/settings but there isn't a MAC
address setting.
Perhaps i can add a line like GREEN_MAC and modify the script that
brings up eth0... i'll try this way.
I t
All the config files use a templating system. It's in /var/efw i believe.
- "Manuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm trying to set up a HA cluster based on 2 vmware endian firewall
>
> I've not found (in the filesystem, via console) the configuration file
>
> of eth0.
> I could
Hi all
I'm trying to set up a HA cluster based on 2 vmware endian firewall
I've not found (in the filesystem, via console) the configuration file
of eth0.
I could change mac address via rc.local inserting these lines:
ip link set eth0 down
ip link set eth0 up address
but i don't like it too m
