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Thanks reborg.
The purpose for us to create a private network is to reduce heavy load from backups. All backup jobs will go through this private network after setup. With the sharing of 2 ips in a network card, is there any performance issue? 1 ip allows public client to access, another ip is a private network only allows backup jobs running. Does this implementation serve our purpose?
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