Can we add greater than 2 counts IPs to a interface?
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We know we can config a interface two IPs like this:
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IPADDR=10.10.10.1
PREFIX=24
GATEWAY=10.10.10.254
IPADDR2=10.10.10.1
PREFIX2=24
GATEWAY2=10.10.10.254
...
So, can we add multi IPs like this?
IPADDR3=10.10.10.3
...
IPADDR4=10.10.10.4
...
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We know we can config a interface two IPs like this:
...
IPADDR=10.10.10.1
PREFIX=24
GATEWAY=10.10.10.254
IPADDR2=10.10.10.1
PREFIX2=24
GATEWAY2=10.10.10.254
...
So, can we add multi IPs like this?
IPADDR3=10.10.10.3
...
IPADDR4=10.10.10.4
...
linux ip interface
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Why not?ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15throughifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15
– ivanivan
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago
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We know we can config a interface two IPs like this:
...
IPADDR=10.10.10.1
PREFIX=24
GATEWAY=10.10.10.254
IPADDR2=10.10.10.1
PREFIX2=24
GATEWAY2=10.10.10.254
...
So, can we add multi IPs like this?
IPADDR3=10.10.10.3
...
IPADDR4=10.10.10.4
...
linux ip interface
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We know we can config a interface two IPs like this:
...
IPADDR=10.10.10.1
PREFIX=24
GATEWAY=10.10.10.254
IPADDR2=10.10.10.1
PREFIX2=24
GATEWAY2=10.10.10.254
...
So, can we add multi IPs like this?
IPADDR3=10.10.10.3
...
IPADDR4=10.10.10.4
...
linux ip interface
linux ip interface
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Why not?ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15throughifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15
– ivanivan
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago
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Why not?ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15throughifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15
– ivanivan
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago
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Why not?
ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15 through ifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15– ivanivan
2 days ago
Why not?
ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15 through ifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15– ivanivan
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago
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Why not?
ifconfig eth0:1 10.0.2.15throughifconfig eth0:N 10.0.N.15– ivanivan
2 days ago
You can add virtual interfaces. This is the way to add more than one IP to network interface in UNIX/Linux
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I know your meaning, create multi virtual interfaces. but I want to in one interface configure file to assign more IPs, I know I can add two like post, can I add more than two IPs in one ifcfg file?
– 26334_zeal
2 days ago