Send request via different network interfaces
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I've got Ubuntu Xenial with 3 configured interfaces:
- ens3 - ip 195.x.x.72
- ens3:1 - ip 195.x.x.74
- ens3:2 - ip 195.x.x.77
I can switch the interfaces using ifdown and ifup, connect to server via http and send outgoing requests via enabled interface.
But I need to keep ens3 always up to communicate with server via http but at the same time I need to send outgoing requests via either ens3:1 or ens3:2.
How to make that possible? Considering for instance that the outgoing requests from server is done via php or perl scripts.
Thank you!
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I've got Ubuntu Xenial with 3 configured interfaces:
- ens3 - ip 195.x.x.72
- ens3:1 - ip 195.x.x.74
- ens3:2 - ip 195.x.x.77
I can switch the interfaces using ifdown and ifup, connect to server via http and send outgoing requests via enabled interface.
But I need to keep ens3 always up to communicate with server via http but at the same time I need to send outgoing requests via either ens3:1 or ens3:2.
How to make that possible? Considering for instance that the outgoing requests from server is done via php or perl scripts.
Thank you!
networking server
asked Apr 24 at 6:20
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I've got Ubuntu Xenial with 3 configured interfaces:
- ens3 - ip 195.x.x.72
- ens3:1 - ip 195.x.x.74
- ens3:2 - ip 195.x.x.77
I can switch the interfaces using ifdown and ifup, connect to server via http and send outgoing requests via enabled interface.
But I need to keep ens3 always up to communicate with server via http but at the same time I need to send outgoing requests via either ens3:1 or ens3:2.
How to make that possible? Considering for instance that the outgoing requests from server is done via php or perl scripts.
Thank you!
networking server
asked Apr 24 at 6:20
Greg
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I've got Ubuntu Xenial with 3 configured interfaces:
- ens3 - ip 195.x.x.72
- ens3:1 - ip 195.x.x.74
- ens3:2 - ip 195.x.x.77
I can switch the interfaces using ifdown and ifup, connect to server via http and send outgoing requests via enabled interface.
But I need to keep ens3 always up to communicate with server via http but at the same time I need to send outgoing requests via either ens3:1 or ens3:2.
How to make that possible? Considering for instance that the outgoing requests from server is done via php or perl scripts.
Thank you!
networking server
asked Apr 24 at 6:20
Greg
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asked Apr 24 at 6:20
Greg
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asked Apr 24 at 6:20
Greg
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