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ifconfig alias<br />
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(is there a way to do it in IRIX 5.3?)<br />

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ifconfig alias

(is there a way to do it in IRIX 5.3?)


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You cannot configure a machine on 2 different net unless you install 2 network cards. The main reason is each network card should be in the same broadcast domain. You could set many aliases in the same broadcast domain as you like. But not different networks. The traffic will not be routed nor you could receive it.<br />
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You cannot configure a machine on 2 different net unless you install 2 network cards. The main reason is each network card should be in the same broadcast domain. You could set many aliases in the same broadcast domain as you like. But not different networks. The traffic will not be routed nor you could receive it.



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I need to move the machine from one network to another (both Internet ) from &nbsp;yyy.xxx.<a href="http://www.v" rel="ugc">www.v</a> &nbsp;to &nbsp;zzz.ccc.ddd.v. <br />
Some one told me that I can do it with working with one networkcard and two IP's connected to it.<br />
can someone give me an exact instruction? <br />
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I need to move the machine from one network to another (both Internet ) from  yyy.xxx.www.v [http://www.v]  to  zzz.ccc.ddd.v.
Some one told me that I can do it with working with one networkcard and two IP's connected to it.
can someone give me an exact instruction?





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I need to use the samemachine a sgi(02) with IRIX 6.3 in<br />
two different nets how and where I change the ip address?<br />
what about my dns which is on this machine?
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I need to use the samemachine a sgi(02) with IRIX 6.3 in
two different nets how and where I change the ip address?
what about my dns which is on this machine?

How to set two ip adresses for the same machine?

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.