Re: Multiple ethernet cards

Johan Ehnberg wrote: I've been experimenting with this stuff, too. So maybe I can help you I put two ethernet cards in my pc. However, i can't ping a remote host from both interfaces (eth0,eth1, after swapping the cable over). snip... One computer could be 192.168.0.2, the other 192.168.1.2. The

Re: Multiple ethernet cards

I've been experimenting with this stuff, too. So maybe I can help you I put two ethernet cards in my pc. However, i can't ping a remote host from both interfaces (eth0,eth1, after swapping the cable over). I assume you mean a computer that is not in your own network. If that is the case, you are

Multiple ethernet cards

Hi, I put two ethernet cards in my pc. However, i can't ping a remote host from both interfaces (eth0,eth1, after swapping the cable over). If i disable one interface, then i can ping from the other. Both cards are pci of different brands. I've tried giving both cards the same address and differen

Re: multiple ethernet cards

Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Tom> I think what I need to end up with is this: Tom> add an entry into /etc/network/interfaces that goes like this: Tom> iface eth1 inet dhcp ( I have a dhcp connection on the internet ) Yup. Tom> And I need something in the /etc/modules.conf like: a

multiple ethernet cards

I tried. I can't find it. I am trying to set up two NICs for a firewall boxen. I've done this with Slackware I think what I need to end up with is this: add an entry into /etc/network/interfaces that goes like this: iface eth1 inet dhcp ( I have a dhcp connection on the internet ) An

Multiple ethernet cards

Using Hamm - 2.0.33 monolithic kernel with ne compiled in. Trying to get two ne2000 cards to work. Doesn't seen to operate like 1.3. Putting the hardware parameters in lilo.conf doesn't seem to have any effect. Also, the mini-howto for multiple ethernets seems to have dissapeared off the net.