[SOLVED] Can you have mutiple address for two instances of application?
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Can you have mutiple address for two instances of application?
My requirement is as below.
I want to run two separate instances of an application which require assigning them two separate ip-addresses.All I have is a single IP -address for my machine.Is there a way that I can assign two separate address to the instances.
If I dont have that particular file do I have to create it.I am basically usign Fedora 16 machine.And also can I add any ip-address to that file is it?
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If I dont have that particular file do I have to create it.I am basically usign Fedora 16 machine.And also can I add any ip-address to that file is it?
Yes, if you don't have that particular file then you have to create it. And you can assign any IP address to that virtual port. You can do this way -
Code:
# cp ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth0:0
and then you can change the ip address of eth0:0 port whatever you like.
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