On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Patrick Putteman wrote:
I'd rather see Mandrakesoft fix the IP Aliasing problem that exists with
Mandrake 6.x and probably 7 (haven't tried that yet) than give
unconstructive comments.
I don't know about your other problems, Patrick, but I found recently that
IP
before uploading his
tarball
Patrick
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Timothy Litwille
in a makefile just before uploading his
tarball
Patrick
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On Wed,
code because someone
forgot to replace a comma by a dot in a makefile just before uploading his
tarball
Patrick
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I'd rather see Mandrakesoft fix the IP Aliasing problem that exists with
Mandrake 6.x and probably 7 (haven't tried that yet) than give
unconstructive comments.
If Mr. Litwiller wants to put 2 ip's, one private and one public, on the
same nic
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
also if this works then what do I need to do to make samba function only
on the private ip#
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
You must be jokeing
also if this works then what do I
Timothy Litwiller wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
also if this works then what do I need to do to make samba function only
on the
Yeh I am, but for a temporary thing it would be quite handy.
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote:
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
ipaliasing you can use
Don't know how you could do it?
What do you need it for?
If you want your private network to access the internet through the
public one, you should route from your internal addresses to the public one.
E.g. if host1 is 203.53.100.1 and host2 is 192.168.2.1, both having
eth0 as their
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
run linuxconf as root (naturally)
select 'Networking'
under 'Server tasks'
I don't know if Linux supports it. I know Solaris does.
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Timothy
we do it all the time.
basically, you set up an eth0:0 and an eth0:1 config file. each looks
identical, except for the ip addresses and network mask stuff. the eth0:1
is the one that is your private ip address. I believe the files are in
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts. I may be getting
At 04:52 PM 02/16/2000 -0600, Michael D. Kirkpatrick wrote:
Timothy Litwiller wrote:
how do I put two ip addresses to the same network card -
specifically I would like to use my public IP address 203.53.###.53 and
a private ip address 192.168.2.53 on the same card.
also if this works
As somebody previously mentioned, this method is called ip aliasing.
I'm running Mandrake v6.1 where the address for the main interface
(eth0) is set via DHCPcd and then the alias is set afterwards since it
is a static address.
Here's what ifconfig -a reports
[lars@frid lars]$ /sbin/ifconfig
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