thanks to everything.
I will teste it.
Gabriel
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De: Doug Griswold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Asunto: Re: VIPA in Intel platformh ??
Fecha: 04/02/2006 22:16:40
Mensaje:
Sorry. I guess I didn't
On Saturday, 02/04/2006 at 09:15 EST, Doug Griswold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Sorry. I guess I didn't fully understand vipa. You could use interface
> bonding to bond 2 interfaces into 1 to get redundancy.
The term "VIPA" varies in meaning according to the speaker and comes in
multiple flavor
Vipa allows you to assign IP addresses to a
system, instead of individual adapters. This minimizes outage caused by
adapter failure.
Best regards
Gabriel Frank
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Asunto: Re: VIPA in Intel platformh ??
Fecha: 03/02/2006 20:45:21
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They are called Virtual Interfaces.
You configure it like any other interface except you reference it to the
base nic by placing a ": x".
So to conf
They are called Virtual Interfaces.
You configure it like any other interface except you reference it to the
base nic by placing a ": x".
So to configure a Virtual interface on eth0 you could
ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0
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