>I'm running RH 7.3 on a machine on which I started with a single
>ethernet card and a single IP address. The machine is on a small home
>network with 4 other machines. I have added a second card, and want to
>configure a second IP address (in the same subnet of a class C) for the
>new card.
You can't have one card at CLASSC.94 and the other at CLASSC.99. It no
workie, as you've found out.
Internal networks are normally wired with 10.0.0.x or 192.168.x.x values,
since those are private range numbers that are never used in the real world.
Under normal conditions, one card is used to access the outside world and
the other the internal world. The Linux box is then used as the firewall
and Nat box for the internal network.
Why would you want two network cards on the same network in the same box?
It doesn't gain you anything.
MB
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