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Norbert


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08-17-07 12:23 PM

Hi!
How to add/modify/remove virtula IP adresses?
Tnx in advance






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Doesnt Compute


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08-22-07 12:24 AM

On Aug 17, 6:12 am, Norbert <vek...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> How to add/modify/remove virtula IP adresses?
> Tnx in advance

In case no one sent you info, if you are wanting additional IP on top
of one interface, such that you have a primary IP and (many) secondary
IPs, then in Tru64 you would use "alias" or "aliaslist:"

(from "man ifconfig")
8.  To add alias 132.50.40.35 with a netmask of 255.255.255.0 in CIDR
for-
mat to interface tu0, enter:
# ifconfig tu0 alias 132.50.40.35/24

9.  To add network addresses 40 through 50, inclusive, to subnets
18.240.32, 18.240.33, 18.240.34, 18.240.35, and 18.240.36 with
a net-
mask of 255.255.255.0 in CIDR format to the tu0 interface,
enter:
# ifconfig tu0 aliaslist 132.240.32-36.40-50/24

10. To add network addresses 40 through 50, inclusive, to subnets
18.240.32, 18.240.64, and 18.240.96 with a netmask of
255.255.255.0 in
CIDR format to the tu0 interface, enter:
# ifconfig tu0 aliaslist 132.240.32,64,96.40-50/24

This forms the SECONDARY addressing.  Primary is added the normal
way.  I find it easier to setup the primary using the rc files as
normal, and then in /sbin/rc3.d/S99secondary_ip  (a file I create) add
the above entries for any/all adapters and secondary IP.  Note you may
need to make changes to Apache/Samba/Squid configs, as well as others
when adding IPs.

Hope this helps.

-robert






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Norbert


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08-22-07 12:26 PM

On 21 kol, 21:44, Doesnt Compute <doesntcomput...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 17, 6:12 am, Norbert <vek...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>
> In case no one sent you info, if you are wanting additional IP on top
> of one interface, such that you have a primary IP and (many) secondary
> IPs, then in Tru64 you would use "alias" or "aliaslist:"
>
> (from "man ifconfig")
>  8.  To add alias 132.50.40.35 with a netmask of 255.255.255.0 in CIDR
> for-
>        mat to interface tu0, enter:
>             # ifconfig tu0 alias 132.50.40.35/24
>
>    9.  To add network addresses 40 through 50, inclusive, to subnets
>        18.240.32, 18.240.33, 18.240.34, 18.240.35, and 18.240.36 with
> a net-
>        mask of 255.255.255.0 in CIDR format to the tu0 interface,
> enter:
>             # ifconfig tu0 aliaslist 132.240.32-36.40-50/24
>
>    10. To add network addresses 40 through 50, inclusive, to subnets
>        18.240.32, 18.240.64, and 18.240.96 with a netmask of
> 255.255.255.0 in
>        CIDR format to the tu0 interface, enter:
>             # ifconfig tu0 aliaslist 132.240.32,64,96.40-50/24
>
> This forms the SECONDARY addressing.  Primary is added the normal
> way.  I find it easier to setup the primary using the rc files as
> normal, and then in /sbin/rc3.d/S99secondary_ip  (a file I create) add
> the above entries for any/all adapters and secondary IP.  Note you may
> need to make changes to Apache/Samba/Squid configs, as well as others
> when adding IPs.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> -robert

Tnx!
It helped a lot!






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