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From: Igor Vinokurov <igor@cs.ibank.ru>
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Subject: Re: aliases
To: jt@sw.ru (Juri Tsibrovski)
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 15:36:36 +0400 (MSD)
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re,

>>  Yes, it worked, but now I can access to alias ip from localhost only,
>>  not from network. E.g. ping from neighborhood not worked, 100% lost and
>>  sometimes I have strange entry in routing tables, similar following:
>>
>> 194.58.131.54	link#1	UHLW	5	280	ep0	723
 
> Probably you also need an arp entry for your alias ip address taken from
> address range of your ethernet. Issue "arp -s <alias ip addr> <ether mac
> addr> pub"  

  YES!

  Thanks you.

-- 
Igor Vinokurov