[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sun documentation states that /etc/hostname.* file can have either an IP
address or a name associated with that interface. If SRSS cannot cope with IP
addresses, it's a bug.
True particulary if you are going to do some advanced network
setup like IPMP
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http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/806-4075/6jd69oal0?a=view
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Using the hostname File to Configure Groups and Test Addresses
You can use the /etc/hostname.interface files to configure multipathing
groups and test addresses. To configure a multipathing group by using
the /etc/hostname.interface file, you can add a line to the file by
using the following syntax:
interface-address <parameters> group group-name up \
addif logical-interface-address <parameters> up
For example, to create the group test with the following configuration:
*
Physical interface hme0 with address 19.16.85.19
*
A logical interface address of 19.16.85.21
*
With deprecated and *-failover* set
*
Sets the netmask and broadcast address to the default value
You add the following line to the /etc/hostname.hme0 file:
19.16.85.19 netmask + broadcast + group test up \
addif 19.16.85.21 deprecated -failover netmask + broadcast + up
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