However, you can configure multiple IP addresses via the GUI. In System Preferences -> Network choose 'Network Port Configurations' from the Show menu. Now select your interface and click the 'Duplicate' button. Now you have two interfaces listed and you can configure different IP addresses on each. Repeat as many times you like.
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The GUI IP4 interface config does not allow for multiple IP addresses to be assigned to an interface. However, it appears this can be done with ifconfig, using the "alias" command. Question is, how do I enforce these changes after a reboot?
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ifconfig are temporary. If you want these changes to be persistent you need to write a StartupItem that executes at boot time and runs whatever commands you want.
However, you can configure multiple IP addresses via the GUI. In System Preferences -> Network choose 'Network Port Configurations' from the Show menu. Now select your interface and click the 'Duplicate' button. Now you have two interfaces listed and you can configure different IP addresses on each. Repeat as many times you like.
However, you can configure multiple IP addresses via the GUI. In System Preferences -> Network choose 'Network Port Configurations' from the Show menu. Now select your interface and click the 'Duplicate' button. Now you have two interfaces listed and you can configure different IP addresses on each. Repeat as many times you like.
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Any changes via
ifconfig are temporary. If you want these changes to be persistent you need to write a StartupItem that executes at boot time and runs whatever commands you want.
However, you can configure multiple IP addresses via the GUI. In System Preferences -> Network choose 'Network Port Configurations' from the Show menu. Now select your interface and click the 'Duplicate' button. Now you have two interfaces listed and you can configure different IP addresses on each. Repeat as many times you like.
However, you can configure multiple IP addresses via the GUI. In System Preferences -> Network choose 'Network Port Configurations' from the Show menu. Now select your interface and click the 'Duplicate' button. Now you have two interfaces listed and you can configure different IP addresses on each. Repeat as many times you like.
Excellent! Thank you very much.
Now, can I load balance between multiple APs, multiple IPs, or just multiple interfaces?
Regards
Now, can I load balance between multiple APs, multiple IPs, or just multiple interfaces?
Regards
Multiple IP Addresses (aliases) after reboot