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[HardLayers]

Hello there
i just got a 2nd server

i had a problem at the beginning that i had to reload

so i think the tech forgot to add my other ips to my network card configs


i remember layeredtech once reloaded my server and the same problem happend so they advised me to add it to a config file in my server

if you may help me on this one fast

i'll be very thankful

Mohannad
Hardlayers.com

[~ServerPoint~]

Have you tried contacting the support team? Which OS are you running in the server? Is there any control panel installed in the server?

[HardLayers]

Yeah i contacted the support and they told me to add them through cpanel


i did and it fixed the problem ,,


i'm using cpanel on centos 64 bit


do u still have the hint ? where i can change the eth0 configs and add the IPs manually ?

Thanx

[eth1]

Login into

WHM > Main >> IP Functions >> Add a New IP Address

[Lsupport]

Check the url to get more help on this http://www.cpanel.net/docs/whm/Add_a_New_IP_Address.htm

[HardLayers]

Originally Posted by HardLayers

Yeah i contacted the support and they told me to add them through cpanel


i did and it fixed the problem ,,

i'm using cpanel on centos 64 bit


do u still have the hint ? where i can change the eth0 configs and add the IPs manually ?
Thanx

i ment where is the file that i could change in a system ,, even if it has no cpanel ,, that i could add my ips in!?

[eth1]

If it has no cPanel, then you would have to create an network interface alias manually depending on the OS installed in the server.

In Redhat/CentOS/Fedora, you can do this by creating,

vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/eth0:1

If eth0:1 does not already exist. You would then have to provide the IPADDR, GATEWAY, NETMASK etc.

/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/eth0 can be taken as a reference for the various network directives.