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HI,
Please help me, I want to add another IP address will programme, How can I do it ? Thank you. |
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the simple version is:
system("ifconfig eth0:1 <ip>"); |
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Thank you, but the interface name is eth0:1, its a virtual interface name.
not the real interface name. I need add 4000 addresses to one interface. Or, who one knows how to use RTNETLINK ? |
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