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You can do that, provided that the network routes multiple IPs (or a whole prefix) to the device. It tends to be pretty messy keeping track of all the addresse
by p1mrx 10y ago
You can do that, provided that the network routes multiple IPs (or a whole prefix) to the device. It tends to be pretty messy keeping track of all the addresses in the OS configuration, but that's an opportunity for OSes to get better.
- brokenmachine 10y ago> It tends to be pretty messy keeping track of all the addresses in the OS configuration, but that's an opportunity for OSes to get better. Seems like an odd thing to do, create bizarre (unnecessary?) complexities simply as an opportunity for OSes to get better. Are there any advantages to doing it that way?