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12-06-1999 09:28 PM
12-06-1999 09:28 PM
ip aliases on LAN interface
Is it possible to define IP aliases on LAN interface, so that LAN card of HPUX
box had two different IP addresses in two different networks.
box had two different IP addresses in two different networks.
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12-07-1999 12:44 AM
12-07-1999 12:44 AM
Re: ip aliases on LAN interface
Hi Igor,
Assiging two different ip addresses on different subnets to one lan interface
is supported. On 10.20 you will require PHNE_12492 (Ifalias)and it's
dependency PHNE_19936 (ARPA Cumulative). This will give you the "ifalias"
command. On UX 11.0 this functionality is built into the ifconfig command.
You assign it using the lan interface name and an index number. For example
"ifconfig lan0" represents the default ip address and "ifconfig lan0:1" will
reference the alias. Check out the man page on 11 for more info.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Neil.
Assiging two different ip addresses on different subnets to one lan interface
is supported. On 10.20 you will require PHNE_12492 (Ifalias)and it's
dependency PHNE_19936 (ARPA Cumulative). This will give you the "ifalias"
command. On UX 11.0 this functionality is built into the ifconfig command.
You assign it using the lan interface name and an index number. For example
"ifconfig lan0" represents the default ip address and "ifconfig lan0:1" will
reference the alias. Check out the man page on 11 for more info.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Neil.
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12-07-1999 06:34 AM
12-07-1999 06:34 AM
Re: ip aliases on LAN interface
Say for example you have two Physical interfaces and three logical interfaces
in HP-UX 11 you can do something like
ifconfig lan0:0 inet 20.3.3.3
ifconfig lan0:1 inet 20.4.4.4
ifconfig lan1:0 inet 24.4.4.4
Don't forget to make the changes in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf
regards,
AG
in HP-UX 11 you can do something like
ifconfig lan0:0 inet 20.3.3.3
ifconfig lan0:1 inet 20.4.4.4
ifconfig lan1:0 inet 24.4.4.4
Don't forget to make the changes in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf
regards,
AG
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