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Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 06:52:14 -0500 (EST) From: Mike McCabe <mccabe@nscgld.com> Reply-To: Mike McCabe <mccabe@nscgld.com> To: "Arthur S. Petrossian" <arthur@sci.am> cc: linux-net@vger.rutgers.edu In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.3.91.960320093810.11724A-100000@pnas.sci.am> > > Hello friends! > > Can anyone at last help me to find out how to configure more that one > IP adrresses on the same interface (e.g. eth0)? > I heard that: > 1.Dummy interface could be used or > 2.IP aliases... The best way is to use IP Aliasing. You can find information about it in a newer kernel source tree in... /usr/src/linux/Documentation/Networking/alias.txt Hope this helps. Mike > > But please tell me WHERE to read about configuring either of them? > Which one is better? > Now I now that this is possible, but I wonder HOW could I do that? > > > Looking forward to hear from you > > Regards, > Artie > > ( ''()'' Arthur S. Petrossian > ) ( _ () ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > ) ( / ) __ ) o _ () UNIX System Administrator > ) ( /__/ ' / -/- / /_) () Computer Department, > ) ( (/ (___(__(_,_(__(_ () NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES of Armenia > ) ( ,,(),, E-mail: arthur@pnas.sci.am > )
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