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Chapter 4 - Layer 3 Command Set - IP Networking Ifconfig Command (Interfaces Configuration)
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ifconfig vlan1 1.1.1.1/24 up
ifconfig vlan1 vlan 5 vlandev eth0
ifconfig -vlandev eth0
Last line in the example cancels the connection between vlan1 logical interface
and physical device eth0
Both additional parameters of vlanX interface should be entered in one line as it
is shown in the example, and if needed one can add a new IP-address setup. For
the normal vlanX interface functioning, a physical interface eth0 should be in the
active state (up flag).
delete | -alias: alias flag indicates that several IP-addresses are assigned to one
interface. Each new IP-address assigned to an interface (except the first, called
primary) is considered an alias address and shall have the alias option set.
For example, after executing the commands:
ifconfig eth0 inet 193.124.189.1/27 up
ifconfig eth0 inet 10.0.0.1 alias
There will be two addresses from two different networks assigned to the same
eth0 interface.
To remove any address from an interface, an ifconfig command is executed with
the delete or -alias option following the address to be removed.
Example:
ifconfig eth0 inet 193.124.189.1/27 -alias
The [-]alias option may be put in any ifconfig command, that is, all addresses
assigned to an interface are considered as equivalent aliases. If the first (primary)
address is removed, the next (in the order of their assignments) becomes primary.
To display the current configuration of an interface, an ifconfig command may be
executed with the interface name as the only parameter.
To see the configuration of all interfaces of the device, use the ifconfig -a
command.