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You mean dont use virtual IPs? <br />
Tim
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you can use virutal ips but i use virtual ports &nbsp;and is the same ...
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you can use virutal ips but i use virtual ports  and is the same ...

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Trying to set up a red hat es3 &nbsp;box to host multiple domains and email, and ftp. I am having problems setting up virtual ftp servers, I have managed to connect to one account to ftp, but when I try to use another user I set up in the &nbsp;same domain it does not work. I dont know if it is my virtual ips or a permissions problem. I used webmin with virtualmin to setup these accounts. But I also set up virtual ftp server on its own(proftpd) still no work. I have virtual ips connected to my eth0.<br />
they look like this eth0,eth0:1(195.168.5.3),e<wbr />th0:2(192.<wbr />168.5.2). Iptables is set to let ftp and http thru, do i need seperate rules in iptables for eth0:1(192.168.5.2)? Do my virtual ips need to be passed thu iptables maybe? What is the easiest to set up for virtual servers vsftpd of proftpd?<br />
thanks,<br />
Tim<br />

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Trying to set up a red hat es3  box to host multiple domains and email, and ftp. I am having problems setting up virtual ftp servers, I have managed to connect to one account to ftp, but when I try to use another user I set up in the  same domain it does not work. I dont know if it is my virtual ips or a permissions problem. I used webmin with virtualmin to setup these accounts. But I also set up virtual ftp server on its own(proftpd) still no work. I have virtual ips connected to my eth0.
they look like this eth0,eth0:1(195.168.5.3),eth0:2(192.168.5.2). Iptables is set to let ftp and http thru, do i need seperate rules in iptables for eth0:1(192.168.5.2)? Do my virtual ips need to be passed thu iptables maybe? What is the easiest to set up for virtual servers vsftpd of proftpd?
thanks,
Tim


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