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From: Robert Mueller on 23 Apr 2008 05:30
Dear Folks,

is it possible to assigne a host (one mac address) more then one
static IP. The reason is, that a NAS is not abel to configure with a
static IP. This NAS has 2 NICs but only one MAC Address and I'd like
to assign this NAS 2 static IPs.

My DHCP "Server" is a Cisco Catalyst 6506 E.

Thanks

Robert
From: News on 23 Apr 2008 17:44

a NAS box that can't have a static ip?

I'm really curious as to what the mfg is on that..



Robert Mueller wrote:
> Dear Folks,
>
> is it possible to assigne a host (one mac address) more then one
> static IP. The reason is, that a NAS is not abel to configure with a
> static IP. This NAS has 2 NICs but only one MAC Address and I'd like
> to assign this NAS 2 static IPs.
>
> My DHCP "Server" is a Cisco Catalyst 6506 E.
>
> Thanks
>
> Robert
From: Robert Mueller on 24 Apr 2008 01:49
On 23 Apr., 23:44, News <N...(a)News.com> wrote:
> a NAS box that can't have a static ip?
>
> I'm really curious as to what the mfg is on that..
>

I also can't understand, why someone can buy such a thing..
From: Aaron Leonard on 24 Apr 2008 13:52
Robert,

~ is it possible to assigne a host (one mac address) more then one
~ static IP. The reason is, that a NAS is not abel to configure with a
~ static IP. This NAS has 2 NICs but only one MAC Address and I'd like
~ to assign this NAS 2 static IPs.
~
~ My DHCP "Server" is a Cisco Catalyst 6506 E.

Should be able to get this working if you put the 2 NICs into different VLANs.

Aaron
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