In article <tnemeth.93.00546EEB@immuno.imvs.sa.gov.au> tnemeth@immuno.imvs.sa.gov.au (Tom Nemeth) writes:
>
>>127.0.0.0       localhost
>>141.241.4.36    myhost
>>141.241.160.8   myhost-1
>
>>This should then resolve any conflicts in addressing.
>
>On the right track, but it won't work properly.  Somewhere in the manual it 
>says that you must have the SAME HOST NUMBER on both networks.  So, the above 
>example must be changed to:
>
>127.0.0.0       localhost
>141.241.4.36    myhost
>141.241.160.36   myhost-1
>
>Trust me, I have several running.
I normally don't comment on stuff like this, but you are wrong Tom, I have
no idea where you read that they have to have the same host number but
it simply isn't true.  I have a dozen or so dual-home machines, and none
of them have the same host number.  It will work if they are the same, but
it isn't a requirement.
Bjs
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