David Busby,
On Tuesday June 18, 2002 08:14, you said something about:
> List,
> I got the multiple addresses working on my machine (thanks Brian and
> Matthew). Now I have one more question...I add four addresses to my
> box via ifcfg-eth1-range0, and all of the add correctly...however when I
> connect to the internet through this box it masquerades my IP as the
> last one added (higest in the list) I would prefer it to use the lowest
> in the list (cause of firewall rules off site). I've included the
> config files so you can see what I'm doing, I would like to use the .56
> address to connect but the machine always uses the .59 address, what do
> I need to do?
In the ifcfg-eth1 file you specify "BOOTPROTO=static" but I don't see an
actual IP address assigned. This alone should solve your problem. The "range"
files are used for aliases and should normally be in addition to an already
assigned address.
> Is it that NO_ALIASROUTING parameter? I just don't get it.
This would likely help also. I have it commented out on the system that I
used for an example, but using it may be better for your circumstances. It
will basically prevent the system from defining default routes for those
aliased interfaces.
Also, (not that this matters too much) it would appear there is a typo in the
CLONENUM_START line. ("-" instead of "=")
> Config Files:
> # cat ifcfg-eth1
> DEVICE=eth1
> ONBOOT=yes
> BOOTPROTO=static
> GATEWAY=199.183.24.1
> # cat ifcfg-eth1-range0
> IPADDR_START=199.183.24.56
> IPADDR_END=199.183.24.59
> CLONENUM_START-0
> NETMASK=255.255.255.0
>
>
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