Hello,
I have read that cPanel doesn't support multiple NIC and puts additional IP's as ip alias of primary interface (usually eth0).
I have a server with two interfaces inside my VM, I have configured policy routing and I have working network on both interfaces. Due to a how network has been designed inside Datacentar where dedicated server is, I cannot bind second IP to primary interface (eth0:0 or eth0:cp1), I can only add interface with seperate MAC and give it an IP.
So my question is: can I have problems in the future, when cPanel uprades for example? For now it works:
Under "Show or Delete Current IP Addresses" section in WHM I can see:
eth0 interface as IP1 Main/shared IP for: username1, nobody, and root
eth1 interface as IP2 Dedicated to: username2
All users will use IP1, few will use IP2. Possibility is that I will add eth2 interface in future for third IP.
I have read that cPanel doesn't support multiple NIC and puts additional IP's as ip alias of primary interface (usually eth0).
I have a server with two interfaces inside my VM, I have configured policy routing and I have working network on both interfaces. Due to a how network has been designed inside Datacentar where dedicated server is, I cannot bind second IP to primary interface (eth0:0 or eth0:cp1), I can only add interface with seperate MAC and give it an IP.
So my question is: can I have problems in the future, when cPanel uprades for example? For now it works:
Under "Show or Delete Current IP Addresses" section in WHM I can see:
eth0 interface as IP1 Main/shared IP for: username1, nobody, and root
eth1 interface as IP2 Dedicated to: username2
All users will use IP1, few will use IP2. Possibility is that I will add eth2 interface in future for third IP.