Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
Hi,
I want to add virtual interfaces, like eth0:0, eth0:1, etc... that
have a different network and mask as my current addresses.
you can do it in /etc/network/interfaces, here's mine:
#eth2 faces clients
auto eth2
iface eth2 inet static
address 192.168.11.254
n
Hi,
I want to add virtual interfaces, like eth0:0, eth0:1, etc... that have a
different network and mask as my current addresses.
Can those be added in the /etc/network/interfaces file? How do I configure
ip aliases in the interfaces file?
Or should I add them through shorewall?
I tried ad
I would STRONGLY suggest using shorewall version 3 for TOS, There's a
bunch of new support there.
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> I've since then discovered qbox.lrp on Sourceforge. It appears to be version
> 1.1. Would that work with the existing Bering uClibc distro?
>
> Also, I did not see anything regarding ipp2p.
>
> ~Doug
qbox.lrp will work on the existing uClibc distro.
You will need to add in bash, htb, and suppor
Thanks for the info, Eric. I am going to try replacing the existing modules
and test Shorewall's traffic shaping feature. Video isn't implemented
heavily around here just yet. And I do know the exact ports used in our
video apps which makes it easier for me to implement queuing properly.
Any idea
I've since then discovered qbox.lrp on Sourceforge. It appears to be version
1.1. Would that work with the existing Bering uClibc distro?
Also, I did not see anything regarding ipp2p.
~Doug
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