Question : Multiple IP Address

How can I assign more than one IP address to a UNIX box that only have one network interface (ethernet) ?

Andrew

Answer : Multiple IP Address

If you're using Solaris and you want to assign more than 1 IP address to 1 NIC,
you can create logical interfaces on a single physical interface.  For example,
If your physical interface is le0 and you want to assign 100.100.100.001 and
100.100.100.002 to this device, you would create in your /etc subdirectory
2 files called "hostname.le0" containing 100.100.100.001 and "hostname.le0:1"
(which would be your logical device) containing 100.100.100.002.    Remember
to include both hostnames/IP address pairs for both physical and logical device
in your /etc/hosts file.