You should use /etc/ifaliases, see

http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/network/index.html#NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_FILES

		David/absolute

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On Mon, 26 Oct 1998, bvjsales wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> 	Is it possible to host multiple IPs from a single machine? I have a
> block of 16 IPs available to me and I want to use them. The block runs from
> .96 to .111
> 
> 	.96 is the Network ID (Domain ID) = mydomain.com
> 	.97 is the Router - a seperate device = wormhole. mydomain.com
> 	.98 is the Name Server = ns1. mydomain.com
> 
> 	Currently I'm running several services all from the same box as the
> nameserver so all the NAMES for those services resolve back to
> xxx.xxx.xxx.98
> 
> 	What I'd like to do is seperate a few of the services into
> different IPs  but still run them from the same machine as the nameserver,
> at least until I get another machine ;)
> 
> 	For example:
> 
> Primary NS	Nameserver = xxx.xxx.xxx.98  = ns1.mydomain.com
> 	But setthe following as
> 		FTP Server = xxx.xxx.xxx.103 = ftp.mydomain.com
> 		IRC Server = xxx.xxx.xxx.105 = irc.mydomain.com
> 		WWW Server = xxx.xxx.xxx.107 = www.mydomain.com
> 
> 	What files do i need to edit and can you point me to an example or
> give me an example.
> 
> 	Machine: Quadra 840AV
> 	NetBSD Ver 1.3 (Generic)
> 	currently all services running under CNAME so they all resolve back to
> 	xxx.xxx.xxx.98
> 
> I always appreciate your help :)
> 
> NRT
> 
>