Hi Martin,
Having worked in both 1 and 2 nic situations, what I've found often
happens, and it doesn't really matter what distro or release, is that
eth0 and/or eth1 often get blocked somehow... almost always something
happens kernel side to disable one of the nics... This of course then
catapul
Hi Wad,
now that I am revamping the networking setup, the 'secondary servers'
may only have eth0. It makes sense to set them with their main address
on eth0 rather than on eth1.
Agree/disagree? What would you use eth0 for on those machines?
We are talking about the multi-server scenario depicted
