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Hi, i'm configuring an LTSP server. I have to configure 2 interfaces of network (for example eth0 and eth1), eth0 to Internet and eth1 for the thin clients. Now i only have eth0 that i use for Internet
But i don't have idea how to configure another interface. I'm using Debian. I try to run:
Now i'm not in house, i can't probe it. When i write "ifconfig" in a terminal shows 2 interfaces: "lo" and "eth0". I use eth0 to connect Internet. I need another interface for the thin clientss
Hi, i'm configuring an LTSP server. I have to configure 2 interfaces of network (for example eth0 and eth1), eth0 to Internet and eth1 for the thin clients. Now i only have eth0 that i use for Internet
But i don't have idea how to configure another interface. I'm using Debian. I try to run:
ifconfig eth1 ip netmask
But this give me error "device doesn't exists"
Can anyone help please? Thx!
You need to buy a second Network Interface Card (NIC) to get an Eth1.
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