Re: Setting up IP aliasing, cannot find kernel modules
At 08:25 2000/08/10 -0500, you wrote:
I can't find it at the debian site. That probably just means I don't know
where to look, since I'm still new to debian.
It's a standard module in the kernel, AFAIK, so that's why there's no entry
on the debian site, cause it's always part of the kernel source.
I run potato, installed entirely from packages, so no custom kernel
installed on this machine as yet, but I shouldn't need to in order to use
a module, AFAIK.
Or is aliasing handled differently in 2.2 than earlier kernels?
I don't know about it being available out of the box, without a custom
kernel, but it is available for kernel recompile.
make menuconfig -> look under "Network" (Sorry, I forget the exact name) ->
It's in there, IP Aliasing.
I'm by far not an expert, I just happened to do this the other day (turns
out I didn't need to, so I didn't finish the procedure, but it was there,
and I'm running Potato).
HTH.
Adam
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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