On 6/4/07, Andrew Beverley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sun, 2007-06-03 at 00:09 +0200, Rabenkind wrote: > > > I've one card in my box and the box is a member of 3 subnets. Because here > > are > > three routers so i setup two aliases and the routes to have access to all > > subnets. I've some customers where i need this cause i'm admin there. :-) > > I personally don't have this need :) However, if you do, maybe this > could be something for the contrib directory that Dan referred to > earlier?
I think this would work with the changes in the script you sent before (except maybe setting up the routes). Assuming the ALIAS or LABEL option is added to ipv4-static, you'd just have 3 conf files in ifconfig.eth0. ifconfig.eth0/ipv4: SERVICE=ipv4-static ONBOOT=yes IP=<first IP> GATEWAY=<first gateway> PREFIX=<first subnet prefix> BROADCAST=<first broadcast> ifconfig.eth0/ipv4-alias1: SERVICE=ipv4-static ONBOOT=yes IP=<second IP> ALIAS=<first alias> GATEWAY=<second gateway> PREFIX=<second subnet prefix> BROADCAST=<second broadcast> ifconfig.eth0/ipv4-alias2: SERVICE=ipv4-static ONBOOT=yes IP=<third IP> ALIAS=<second alias> GATEWAY=<third gateway> PREFIX=<third subnet prefix> BROADCAST=<third broadcast> And, of course, you could name the files something far more descriptive so that you knew which subnet you're referring to. However, if he's referring to adding more routes with support for aliases, then that support would probably need to be added to ipv4-static-route, too. That would be trivial, though, and probably should be done if ipv4-alias isn't a separate script. -- Dan -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
