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Lee Sharp wrote: > From: "James W. McKeand" <james at mckeand dot biz> >> Jose Eduardo wrote: > >>> -How I can give 2 (or more) ip address to same LAN interface? > >> You cannot, this breaks fundamental rules of IP networking. All nodes >> must have unique IP address. > > You can, but it is not a clean hack. It requires commands from the > exec.php page, or shell commands in the config. It is also > considered poor practice in production. And then people tell you to > set the IP of your access points to an address outside the subnet for > (implied but not real) security. Sigh... What are you actually > trying to do? Sorry, misread the question. I thought you were trying to set the same IP to two machines... Two IPs on the same LAN interface can be done - but it is not done in the webGUI (not considered "best practice") _________________________________ James W. McKeand |