Virtual Interfaces Question
I have been researching virtual interfaces and was wondering why do people use them? If your machine has only 1 network card say eth1 why would you create a virtual interface like eth0:0
Why do people use this? Thanks |
Well if you only have one ethernet card then you would not have an eth1, only eth0. You might want to have a machine to respond to two addresses, e.g. you have bought two IP addresses from your ISP and want to route them to the same box for different functions.
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