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by **Edi** » Fri, 25 Feb 2000 04:00:00

Hi!
I'm new in networking. I have one Linux server with two network cards.
Is it possible to have to IPs on the network cards on the one machine with
the same network.
For example eth0 198.142.58.86 and eth1 198.142.58.87.

Any help would be appreciated.

EW

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by **patrick.them..** » Fri, 25 Feb 2000 04:00:00

Quote:> Hi!
> I'm new in networking. I have one Linux server with two network cards.
> Is it possible to have to IPs on the network cards on the one machine
with
> the same network.
> For example eth0 198.142.58.86 and eth1 198.142.58.87.

> Any help would be appreciated.

> EW

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yeah sure its possible-
but it seems a waste -
what would you accomplish with it?
( unless you want to share loads
and then you'd better add a switch )

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