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Hi, I've got several ip addresses and I am trying to figure out exactly how to bind them to my machine. I've tried route add ip eth0 and it add's it to the routing table, however I still can't ping it or use the IP. Can someone assist me? Thanks.
Thats not permanent though I don't think. There is a config file that you can edit which I'm sure someone more knowlegable than me will remind me of shortly...
The configuration depends on the distribution which you don't specify. You could always add the commands to the end of rc.local so that they are run after a reboot. If you are looking to have more than 1 ip per device then you can use alias names - ie "eth0:1" "eth0:2"
Thank you that is what im looking for, one last small question. Can two ip addresses share the same netmask? Btw I'm running slackware, and I will add it to /etc/rc.d/rc.local
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