Re: How can ethernet card get multiple IP from DHCP server ?
- From: mojomad@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 09:00:36 -0700
I've got linux 2.6 router with 2 ethernet cards. eth0 is connected to
internet provider that assigns IP numer from DHCP server, eth1 is
connected to LAN.
I would like my linux server to get couple external IPs. So Eth0 shoud
have multiple MAC addresses. How can it be done ?
Seems like solvation is described herehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_ARP
(Taking multiple addresses from a LAN), but can anyone give me live
example ?
You don't even need proxy arp; you need DHCP client that:
- can attach to virtual interfaces (eth0:1, ...)
- supports user-assignable DHCP client-id
... I've written about this a few times earlier; do a google groups
search with my address and dhcp, and you should find something.
--
Sorry, it does not works.
I guess It can be solved this way: create virutal interfaces (like
vmware does) with different mac addresses, and then route (maybe with
proxy arp) packets to eth or loopback interface... But how ?
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