Several ip's on server, vhosts

[Fenixoid]

I want to have several real ip's on server. My ISP game me 5.

195.14.181.153
195.14.181.154
195.14.181.155
195.14.181.156
195.14.181.157

/etc/conf.d/net looks like this:

config_eth0=(
"192.168.1.77 netmask 255.255.255.0 brd 192.168.1.255"
"195.14.180.153 netmaks 255.255.255.248 brd 195.14.181.159"
"195.14.181.154 netmaks 255.255.255.248 brd 195.14.181.159"
"195.14.181.155 netmaks 255.255.255.248 brd 195.14.181.159"
"195.14.181.156 netmaks 255.255.255.248 brd 195.14.181.159"
"195.14.181.157 netmaks 255.255.255.248 brd 195.14.181.159"

)

routes_eth0=(
"default gw 192.168.1.253"
"default gw 195.14.181.158"
)


Now I have pointet some subdomains to those ip's.

aaa.domain.com A 195.14.181.153
bbb.domain.com A 195.14.181.154
ccc.domain.com A 195.14.181.155
ddd.domain.com A 195.14.181.156
eee.domain.com A 195.14.181.157



Question1: How to add more real ip's to server?

Question2: when i connect anywhere from server, there's always 195.14.180.153 (e.g. with psybnc to irc). When I say to use 195.14.181.154-157, it still uses 195.14.181.153...

Question3: How to make, thar when I'm using 195.14.181.153 on irc, users would see aaa.domain.com (ask IPS for a reverse)?

[joehancock]

> Question1: How to add more real ip's to server?

You have, ifconfig will create aliases for each address specified in eth=()

> Question2: when i connect anywhere from server, there's always 195.14.180.153 (e.g. with psybnc to irc). When I say to use 195.14.181.154-157, it still uses 195.14.181.153...

What kind of network connection are you on - direct connection to the net or are you behind a router etc?

Can you access the new addresses from the outside?

It is ususally possible to tell your irc bouncer to bind to a specific address. If left to bind to the default it takes the first address the adaptor on that route out has.

I'm not to sure on the specifics of psybnc.

> Question3: How to make, thar when I'm using 195.14.181.153 on irc, users would see aaa.domain.com (ask IPS for a reverse)?

Does the nameserver you have for the domains have reverse dns information setup?