Hans Witvliet wrote:
Yes, it can be done, but in an ugly way. My work around:
host t43lan3 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.13.43;} host t43lan4 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.14.43;} host t43lan5 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.15.43;} host t43lan6 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.16.43;} host t43lan7 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.17.43;}
while i was under the impression that i should be able to do: host t43lan3 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56; fixed-address 172.16.13.43; fixed-address 172.16.14.43; fixed-address 172.16.15.43; fixed-address 172.16.16.43; fixed-address 172.16.17.43 }
or perhaps something like:
host t43lan3 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56;fixed-address 172.16.13.43 172.16.14.43 172.16.15.43 172.16.16.43 172.16.17.43 }
been googling about. All that i did find is that is _should_ be possible, but no example how to do it, yet....
The correct way is comma-separated: host t43lan3 {hardware ethernet 00:11:25:b2:fe:56;fixed-address 172.16.13.43,172.16.14.43,172.16.15.43,172.16.16.43,172.16.17.43 } There is even an exmaple on the man page you quoted from. -- Per Jessen, Zürich (19.8°C) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org