IP aliasing in Linux Red Hat 2.4.20-8

Hello All,

I have a Linux machine 2.4.20-8. I was in need of IP aliases in this
machine, about 2000 of them. After creating about 500 IP Aliases I
restarted the network services. I was able to ping to my machine
through the virtual IPs I had created. Then I in one shot created 2000
ifcfg files..
ifcfgeth0:1 ...ifcfgeth0:2000. I rebooted the machine. But on reboot,
the boot process has hung @ "Bring up interface eth0: "...The machine
has not come out of this state. What do I do ?
Was 2000 a high number for IP Aliasing.

Replies to the query is highly appreciated.

Thanks and Regards,

Prabhu.S

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