[OpenAFS] multi homed servers

[Derek Atkins]

Servers will advertise all interfaces.  You can tell a server
not to advertise a particular interface, if you like.  You
cannot have a server partially advertise an interface (i.e.,
you cannot advertise it to local clients and not to the world).

If you check the mail logs you will find the key file to setting
the interface list, to control which interfaces are (not) advertised.

-derek

Michael Robokoff <mrobo@ahpcrc.org> writes:

> I have a new OpenAFS file server on our network with 2 ehternet
> interfaces.
> One of the interfaces has an ip address of 10.x.x.x. and the second has
> an
> address of 1xx.x.x.x. The 10 network is a private network directly
> connected to
> another machine the 1xx network is the main interface that is seen by
> the
> world. The problem I have is when I try and replicate a  volume to the
> machine specifing the name of the world interface it fails if I try and
> list
> volumes using the name of the world interface the output show the name
> of the private interface.
> 
> Does anyone know what is causing this behavior?
> 
> --Mike
> 
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