Re: Multiple network interfaces

[Organ Grinder <organgrinder@me.wiz-kid.com>]

Hi

Are you wanting to add another IP to your existing network card? or are 
you trying to install another network card to use another IP?
if your wanting to add another IP to an existing network card the eth1 
should be eth0:1 otherwise you'll need to load the module for the new 
card using modconf that is based on the fact that you would have needed 
to include support for the new card when you compiled the kernel.

   - Regards -

            Organ Grinder

Juan dominguez wrote:

> Hello everybody
>
> I have installed debian 3.0 in my PC. After that I
> recompiled the kernel (version 2.4.4). The network
> interface module  is part of the kernel.  I have a
> network interface working successfull, but I want to
> install another one. I edited the 
> /etc/network/interface file and add the eth1
> configuration but it doesn't work, I have done
> everything it says in the multiple ethernet howto, but
> it doesn't work either. 
> Any suggestions 
> I appreciated your help, thank a lot
>
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