On Sat, 18 Sep 1999 kuznet@ms2.inr.ac.ru wrote:
> Hello!
> > > ifconfig eth0:=D3rap 10.10.10.10
> > ^ ????
> > =09What ascii character is this ? ;-)
>
> 'c'. 8)8)8)
^ OK, I finally get it . ;-)
> > =09I take it All three of these commands must be run against eth?
> > =09for the removal to take effect ?=09Tia, JimL
> No, it should be alias. It is eaxctly, why I called this ugly.
Re-quoting your message below ,
> > ifcÏnfig also can make this but in pretty tricky way:
> >
1> > ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0
Exmaple to disable a eth0 ?
When I do this the interface is still in the active state table.
2a> > ifconfig eth0:Órap 10.10.10.10
2b> > ifconfig eth0:Órap down
This is a example for removing an aliased interface ?
This does appear to remove the aliased interface from the active
state list .
If these are an example to remove a aliased interface only ie: 'eth0'
at 1> was a mis-type . What would be a method using 'ifconfig' to
actually remove 'eth0' from the active state list ?
Tia, JimL
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