ref: ff7c9e61a2a2b208cd674dac9629845a3f80e411
parent: 766dd843123e8cbea0f60e5b1b537541156b6622
author: jrmu <jrmu@cloud9p.org>
date: Wed Jul 31 11:16:49 EDT 2024
Demonstrate how to add new interface to existing IP stack
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+Configuring a second interface to use the same IP stack:
+
+First, check to ensure that both devices can be detected:
+
+.P1
+; ls '#l0'
+'#l0/ether0'
+; ls '#l1'
+'#l1/ether1'
+.P2
+
+If the device cannot be detected, you will see:
+
+.P1
+; ls '#l2'
+ls: #l2: no free devices
+.P2
+
+Next, bind the device to the existing IP stack, then use ipconfig to add the address:
+
+.P1
+; bind -b '#l1' /net
+; ip/ipconfig ether /net/ether1 add 198.51.100.2 255.255.255.0
+.P2
+
+Replace 198.51.100.2 with your actual public IP address, and replace 255.255.255.0 with your actual subnet mask.
+
+