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Subject: Preventing to bind an interface (or solving that problem with
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 08:20:43 -0500
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Thursday March 10 2005 11:33, Benoit Panizzon wrote to All:


 eth0 =>> $IP from Cable ISP.
 eth1 =>> x.y.z.1 (my own IP with correct PTR Entries etc.) on LAN.

 BP> Now unfortunately bind, sendmail and everything binds on both
 BP> IP-Addresses.

Set gateways for both networks.

Kari Suomela

   KARICO Business Services
   Toronto, ON Canada
   http://www.karico.ca