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Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 5:22 pm Post subject: Multiple Subnets & /etc/conf.d/net |
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Tried a quick search on the forums, and didn't see anything about how to do this configuration.
I've got a server that now has blocks of IPs on 5 different subnets. I'm having problems getting the 4 new subnets to respond. Do they each need a different default route, or can the box respond properly through the default route on the original subnet?
Here's the config bits, with the first octet of the IPs masked for a mild bit of security:
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config_eth0=(
"xxx.90.77.{96..126}/26"
"xxx.90.90.{34..62}/27"
"xxx.90.114.{2..30}/27"
"xxx.83.131.{130..158}/27"
"xxx.83.147.{34..62}/27"
)
routes_eth0=(
"default via xxx.90.77.65"
)
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I can't get the 4 new subnets to respond to pings. Currently using ifconfig. Should I switch to iproute2? _________________ Gentoo:
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