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Aleksei Golikov
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netmask

We can not configure any interface with netmask non zero value of last octet, other problem that if we try to configure second interface, only one choice for netmask iz B network netmask(255.255.0.0 for first interface works only C 255.255.255.0 as i wrote before only 0 on the end is accepted:\). Tried to configure through SAM, change values in /etc/rc.config.d/neconf or dirvectly from ifconfig, nothing helps.
will enabling of parameter ip_check_subnet_addr helps us or there is any other parameter?(we did not tried it because it in unsupported section)
Aleksei.
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Vincent Stedema
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Re: netmask

the ip_check_subnet_addr ndd parameter will allow you to use non-standard subnet masks. you can try if it works by typing "ndd -set /dev/ip ip_check_subnet_addr 0" at the command line.

regards,

Vincent
Berlene Herren
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Re: netmask

Yes, try using the ndd parameter of ip_check_subnet_addr to equal zero. If this works, do not forget to add this value to the /etc/rc.config.d/nddconf file.

Berlene
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Aleksei Golikov
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Re: netmask

Ok.
Thanks we will try.
Aleksei.