by -- AS » Wed, 25 Jul 2001 17:05:16
I have a solaris server with 2 IP addresses assigned to a physical
interface (qe0 and qe0:1). How can I set the source address for all packets
routed out qe0 and qe0:1 to have the address of qe0?
My system's default route through qe0:1 -- currently, any packets that
leave qe0:1 are getting the IP address for qe0:1 --- This will not work with
my ISP.
Anybody got any suggestions?
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grateful for all help..
cheers.
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