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Re: Multiple IPs bound to NIC at startup
Hi,
It may not be the most elegant way, but if your command-line ifconfig
statements work, then I would add them to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, or perhaps
put them in a separate script (/etc/rc.d/rc.local.net) which gets called
from rc.local. Whenever I add something to rc.local I make sure that I put
in some echo statements so I can see them at boot-up time.
eks
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On Wed, 26 Aug 1998, Charles J Menzes wrote:
>
> Hey, sorry that I had to bail out on the meeting last night so early,
> especially over a tornado in chicago, which as I find out, was from the
> day before.
> Anyway, a question I had at the beginning of the meeting last night is
> still open. How do I set additional IPs to be bound to the machine's eth0
> upon boot? I need to do it by manually configuring the files rather than
> from within x.
> I currently can bind additional addresses without problem using ifconfig
> eth0:<subinterface>. However, I am not really certain how to get these to
> bind again upon boot. Steve mentioned that he was having some problems
> with the luci machine binding additional IPs, however, I havent made it
> that far. I was curious to know just what files to edit so that linux will
> *attmept* to bind some additional ips to the nic on boot.
> Even if there is some bug in 5.1, I would still appreciate knowing the
> procedure on how to get to it. 8-)
>
> cjm
>
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