MarcoAntonioMateosSanchez (User)
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| Lost Ip on every restart 2008/11/29 08:08 |
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I've several machines with Virtualmin.
On one with Debian 4.0 and VMPro on every restart the machine lost the config for 2 IP.
Machine has 4 IP.
eth0, eth0:1, eth0:2 y eth0:3
The interfaces eth0:2 and eth0:3 lost on every restart.
I'm lost with this problem.
Any help ?
Apreciate
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andreychek (Moderator)
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| Re:Lost Ip on every restart 2008/11/29 08:21 |
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Howdy,
When you set the IP address for eth0:2 and eth0:3, how are you doing that? What steps do you use to set the IP addresses?
-Eric
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MarcoAntonioMateosSanchez (User)
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| Re:Lost Ip on every restart 2008/11/29 08:29 |
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Goto Webmin -> Networking -> Network Configuration
Click on eth0, and after click on Add virtual interface
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andreychek (Moderator)
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| Re:Lost Ip on every restart 2008/11/29 08:39 |
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Okay, cool.
Whenever you look on the Network Configuration page, there are two tabs -- Active Now, and Activated on Boot.
After you add the interface, go into Activated on Boot, and verify that the "Activate at boot?" field is set to "Yes".
-Eric
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MarcoAntonioMateosSanchez (User)
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| Re:Lost Ip on every restart 2008/11/29 08:52 |
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Ooopsss...
I'm stupid.
I dont see this... and every time put only at Activate now and now on Activate at boot...
Sorry and thanks
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