If you want to see only the aliased addresses, append the colon, e.g.:
manager$ sh if:
eth1:1 10.10.33.249 255.255.255.240 00:02:78:e0:34:9a
eth1:2 195.91.34.1 255.255.255.248 00:02:78:e0:34:9a
Setting up bridging
Bridge is a device, that transparently connects one or more network segments. Unlike
the hub, it forwards the traffic to the other segments only if needed. This way you
could join more segment to create a single IP network thus saving precious address
space and avoiding unneeded routing setup.To configure a bridge, you need to create
a bridge interface and assing other interfaces to it.
Syntax:
add|del <bridge_if> <interface>
set <bridge_if> <ipparam>
reload net
help br
<bridge_if>: br0-9
- reload net is needed to make changes effective (reload br is a synonym)
Example:
manager$ add br0 eth0
added if: : br0
manager$ add br0 eth1
manager$ set br0 ip 195.80.111.1/28
added IP address for: br0
ipaddr: 1.2.3.4
netmask: 255.255.255.0
reload net
manager$ show br0
slaves: eth0 eth1
ipaddr: 1.2.3.4
netmask: 255.255.255.0
access: all
verify: 0
routing setup
To configure the rounting table, use the route command with the following syntax:
route show
# show configured routes
route print|list
# show current routes
route flush
# flushes routes IMMEDIATELY
route add <routespec>
# adds a static route
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