On Sun, 28 Jan 1996 13:14:36 -0600 
 Marc Rassbach <marcbsd@milestonerdl.com> wrote:

 > I know the VIF code exists to allow one to bind
 > more than one IP to an interface.  I have the desire to bind about 
 > 10 IP's to one card (yea, that Web thing).  So how does one go
 > about this?

I've really only heard VIF (virtual interface) used in the context of 
configuring a multicast router.  I think what you're probably thinking of 
is "interface aliases".

Interface aliases can be configured using ifconfig(8).  We have a simple 
way to configure interface aliases at boot time.  Create a file called 
/etc/ifaliases and place entries with the following format in it:

205.44.36.26 le0

...etc...

/etc/netstart will automatically do all the goo you need.

 > (and pointers to a RTFM/FAQ on using SUP to build new NetBSD
 > box would be helpful...like how to make an install set of binaries
 > and boot disks would be really neato-cool-spiffy-wowie-zouie)

See http://www.NetBSD.ORG/Sites/index.html ... there are pointers to 
configuring your SUP client for the various servers listed.

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