First address / hostname is in
/etc/hostname.hme1
Second
/etc/hostname.hme1:1
Third
/etc/hostname.hme1:2
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Sent: Thursday, 2 March 2000 12:23
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Subject: Re: [SLUG] Multiple IP'S on single ethernet board.
Conor Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Off topic , but does anyone know where the interface configuration files
for
> solaris 2.6.are.
> I need to bind 3 ips to one ethernet board, and can do it on the command
> line, but would like to put it in the appropriate place in the boot files
or
> startup files.
not sure I really understand what you mean, but if you've got a
quad-ethernet card (eg), you create four files:
/etc/hostname.hme1 (the extension varies depending on the card)
/etc/hostname.hme2
/etc/hostname.hme3
/etc/hostname.hme4
each containing the hostname belonging to that interface.
(You still have /etc/hostname.hme0 which is the inbuilt ethernet
interface).
So if the machine is called "fred" (ie. in hostname.hme0), you might put:
fred1, fred2, fred3, fred4 in the other 4 files
then in /etc/hosts (or NIS) you specify the IP address for each hostname.
Dave.
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