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From: Nuno Silva (nuno.silva_at_vgertech.com)
Date: Thu 18 Jul 2002 - 12:59:06 BST


Hi,

one quick hack is to have the ip configuration up before you start
vservers and comment out IPROOTDEV in vservername.conf.

Hth,
Nuno

Jukka Laaksola wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a little problem with vservers multi-IP configuration. I read the
> manual and didn't found any help.
>
> I have two ethernet cards on my main host, eth0 and eth1.
>
> eth0: network 10.10.10.0/24
> eth1: network 192.168.0.0/24
>
> With vserver-0.17 I got one ip, 10.10.10.40, worked well in the virtual
> host. Now with vserver-0.18's multi-ip support I thought I can get
> access to the both of my networks.
>
> If I set IPROOT="192.0.168.11 10.10.10.40" in my virtual host's config.
> It tries to set both ips as aliases for eth0. My IPROOTDEV=eth0.
>
> I also tried put IPROOTDEV="eth0 eth1", but that wasn't work either.
>
> So is it somehow possible to use two nic in one virtual host?
> 10.10.10.40 as eth0:v1 and 192.168.0.11 as eth1:v1.
> If it isn't possible, is it in the todo list?
>
> Very happy vserver user Jukka


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