ectory. The only reason for this is to prevent an upgrade from
wiping out your changes.
Good luck,
-Ty!
Димитър Бойн wrote:
Thanks a lot!
Indeed! - I do have two interfaces on the same network... :)
Should this inability be considered a bug?
Best Regards!
___ Dimitar Boyn
- Or
I might be wrong, but unless you NEED to specify which interface should
carry your alias, you don't need to specify it at all. If you only
specify an address, it will try to find an interface that already has an
address on the same subnet, and apply your new IP as an alias to that
interface.
s a key and critical component
to nearly every system we plan to deploy in the next 5-10 years, and I'm
really excited to see it become even more stable and ubiquitous on a
variety of distributions.
-Ty!
Andrew Beekhof wrote:
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 20:54, Ty! Boyack wrote:
I'm
e up-to-date source trees and
compile the parts, but the same question would apply of which pieces
need to be installed. I would rather stick with the rpms for management
reasons if possible, though.
Thanks very much!
-Ty!
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NREL Unix Network Manager
