Tcp/Ip Advanced Options - Ip Interfaces; Tcp/Ip Advanced Options - Gateway; Tcp/Ip Advanced Options - Dns; Tcp/Ip Advanced Options - Wins - Symantec ALTIRIS DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 - V1.0 Manual

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TCP/IP advanced options - IP interfaces

IP Interfaces (Linux and Windows type only). Click Add to set named interfaces for this
network adapter. You can add TCP/IP addresses to an existing network adapter card on
Linux or Windows operating systems.
Field Description
IP Address Add or modify an IP address common to all interfaces.
Subnet mask Enter the appropriate subnet mask.
Field Description
Interface Establish Linux-specific IP interface settings. Ensure you use the
Name "eth" syntax when naming new interfaces. Example: eth0:1 or
eth0:new interface.
Broadcast Enter the Broadcast address for the specified IP interface.
Address
Interface The default value of the interface state is Up, which denotes that
State the named interface is operating. You can shut down the named
interface by selecting Down.
See also

TCP/IP advanced options - gateway

View Gateway addresses. Click Modify to edit an existing IP address. Use the up and
down arrows to move an address to the top of the list, which acts as the primary
address. Review all selection by clicking the TCP/IP option on the Configuration page.
Field Description
Gateway Add additional gateways for this network adapter.

TCP/IP advanced options - DNS

Click Add to set a new DNS address.
DNS server addresses, in order of use: Add additional Domain Naming Servers
(DNS) for this network adapter.
Append these DNS Suffixes (in order): Add the name of the Domain Suffix and use
the up and down arrows to set the DNS suffix search order.

TCP/IP advanced options - WINS

Click Add to set a new WINS address.
Add additional WINS settings for this network adapter. Select one of the Enable
NetBIOS over TCP/IP, Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP, or Use NetBIOS settings
from DHCP server options for this network adapter. See also
properties on page 101.
Computer configuration properties on page 101.
Computer configuration
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