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01-17-2001 11:47 PM
01-17-2001 11:47 PM
Hi all,
IS it possible for a LAN card to have
more than one IP address.
If yes,how can we do that.
can any body send the documentation for that
Thanx in anticipation
Sundar
IS it possible for a LAN card to have
more than one IP address.
If yes,how can we do that.
can any body send the documentation for that
Thanx in anticipation
Sundar
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01-17-2001 11:58 PM
01-17-2001 11:58 PM
Re: Multiple IP address for a LAN card
For HP-UX 10.x you need to install the ifalias patch for the correct version, obtainable via the patch services on this web site.
For HP-UX 11.x use ifconfig.
man ifconfig
For HP-UX 11.x use ifconfig.
man ifconfig
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01-18-2001 02:31 AM
01-18-2001 02:31 AM
Solution
For HP-UX 10.20, use ifalias.
For instance,
To assign 15.10.10.10 for a adaptor lan0,
# ifalias lan0 add 15.10.10.10
Check this out using netstat!
# netstat -in -I lan0
To delete this entry in routing table,
# ifalias lan0 del 15.10.10.10
It's much more easier to implement this at HP-UX 11.0.
# ifconfig lan0:1 15.10.10.10 or
# ifconfig lan0:2 15.10.10.10
To remove this in routing table,
# ifconfig lan0:2 0.0.0.0
Best regards,
For instance,
To assign 15.10.10.10 for a adaptor lan0,
# ifalias lan0 add 15.10.10.10
Check this out using netstat!
# netstat -in -I lan0
To delete this entry in routing table,
# ifalias lan0 del 15.10.10.10
It's much more easier to implement this at HP-UX 11.0.
# ifconfig lan0:1 15.10.10.10 or
# ifconfig lan0:2 15.10.10.10
To remove this in routing table,
# ifconfig lan0:2 0.0.0.0
Best regards,
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