I am not sure what you are asking but if I understand correctly try this..... It would make sence to have more than one NIC in your computer if you were setting it up as a firewall. If you are hosting more than one domain on that computer it would make more sence you use IP Aliasing and create sub interfaces off of that one NIC. Lets say your primary domain is 192.168.0.4 and the Secondary is 192.168.0.5. For this example we will assume that eth0 is already configured for 192.168.0.4. With Linux Kernal 2.2.12-20 you can do the following... /sbin/ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.0.5 /sbin/route -add host 192.168.0.5 dev eth0:1 This will map the second IP to the Network card as the first. You would setup your DNS the same way you would setup any other SOA record for thier respective IP's. Arik Funke wrote: > > Hello, > does it make sense, to use more than one network-card with qMail, > vPopMail and SqWebMail? > > And how do I have to configure it? With two IP-Adresses? > > How to manage the DNS-Entry? For every card one enty? > > Thank you for your time > Arik Funke > Merrill High School, Wisconsin > > PS: Sorry for the cross posting, but I wasn't sure, where this topic > could be discussed.
