[cod] [CoD4] Multiple NIC's

[Raimo Radczewski]

Thanks Eureka,
everythings working fine now with samba on eth1 (will be placed on the
onboard rtk eth0) and the dedicateds on eth0.
One point i actually would love to see on the linux dedicateds is to
choose the hardware nic to work with instead of the ip.
Because this server is guest on a bunch of other lan's where it doesnt
houses dhcp etc this would be quite nice. This way I'll have to write
a wrapping script, but that's okay.

@Matthew Simmons:
Thanks for the hint with net_ip, works fine.
Anyway, there's still no point of giving advices for windows
dedicateds on this mailing list.

Regards,
Raimo Radczewski

On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 7:31 AM, eureka <eureka at fusionnetwork.us> wrote:
> Ramio,
> I would reference the post by Matthew Simmons. It sounds like the best
> possible idea would be to push your file sharing off onto the separate NIC.
> Because you are using linux this is really easy to do. All you have to do is
> set the ip address in the app's config file to the ip address (NIC) that you
> want it to bind to.
>
> This can be achieved in samba with the smb.conf file like this..
> http://www.debuntu.org/guest-file-sharing-with-samba
>
>  Basically... Add this into the conf file. Where eth1 is the network card
> you want to share files from.
>
> interfaces = lo eth1
> bind interfaces only = true
>
> Hope that makes sense... i feel like im so tired im rambling. Good luck with
> your Lan!
>
> -E
>
> Raimo Radczewski wrote:
>>
>> Is that spam? We're not talking about web servers, theres no point of
>> changing it (nor to windows).
>> The problem is load balancing between file up/down-loads and dedicateds.
>> I think the easiest way would be to just switch Samba/FTP to eth1,
>> while eth0 servers dedicateds.
>>
>> Eureka, I forgot, I'm using Debian lenny with a selfbuild 2.6.25
>> kernel, so there's iptables support etc.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Raimo Radczewski
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