On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Jason Taylor wrote: > My apologies, as I was not as clear as I should have been. Load balancing is > not what I meant, I would merely like to assign two IP addresses that are on > the same subnet to each NIC in the server. To be honest whether or not 1 NIC > can handle the load is not my concern, I want to see if it is possible to > have 2 IP addresses that are on the same subnet assigned to each NIC. The > end goal is to split out the services to each interface. Please let me know > if more information/clarity is needed. >
I believe that what you are talking about is referred to as IP Aliasing. This allows one to have multiple IP addresses (in different network address spaces) assigned to the same NIC. I have not done this personally but I there is a mini-HOWTO that describes this. Perhaps you should look there or do a web search on IP Aliasing. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Witt Raytheon Company Network Technology and Systems Group 1901 West Malvern Ave (714) 732-0161 Fullerton, CA 92834