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9 FAQ tagged "network interfaces"

• Bind Postfix Mail Server To Localhost or Specific IP Address Only :

  How do I bind Postfix MTA to specific IP address such as 127.0.0.1 or 202.5.1.2?

• Ubuntu Linux Configure Gateway / Default Routing IP Address :

  How do I configure default router or gateway IP address under Ubuntu Linux / Debian Linux? How do I change default router / gateway IP under Ubuntu Linux?

• FreeBSD Disable /etc/rc.d Services Which Started Up At Initial Boot Time :

  Q. How do I disable services located at /etc/rc.d or /usr/local/etc/rc.d directory? For example I’d like to disable a service called /etc/rc.d/foo

• Linux Virtual Network Interfaces Go Down When I bring Down eth0:0 :

  My RHEL / CentOS Linux 4.x virtual network interfaces go down when I bring down eth0:0. How do I fix this issue?

• Ubuntu Linux restart network :

  I’m new to Linux and installed Ubuntu Linux successfully on my HP Laptop. Now I need to restart my network. How do I restart network under Ubuntu Linux?

• How to bind a range of IP’s in Debian / Ubuntu Linux :

  ’ve recently installed Debian Linux 4.0 on my server and Ubuntu Linux 7.04 on Laptop. I would love to have a multiple IP address that I can use for verity of purposes. I would like to bind 4 IP’s to the ‘eth0′ device or NIC. How do I do that?

• Debian / Ubuntu Linux Setting a Default Gateway :

  Q. How do I setup a default gateway on Debian or Ubuntu Linux? My router IP is 192.168.1.254 and I’d like to setup this as a default gateway for Debian Linux.
  A. You can use command line tool such as
  a] ip command - show / manipulate routing, devices, policy routing and tunnels
  b] route command - show [...]

• Linux command to remove virtual interfaces or network aliases :

  Q. How do I remove virtual interfaces such as eth0:1 or eth1:1?

• FreeBSD Hardware compatibility List (HCL) :

  Q. Can you list or tell the location of FreeBSD hardware compatibility list?
  A. If you are not able to find out HCL then it is available online. Here are direct links to FreeBSD Hardware compatibility List html document. FreeBSD 6.0 Hardware compatibility List (HCL), it include following topics

  Disk Controllers
  Ethernet Interfaces
  Token Ring Interfaces
  FDDI Interfaces
  ATM Interfaces
  Wireless [...]

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