Bhavesh_P_Davda wrote:
> However, a simple "ifconfig eth0 192.11.13.15 netmask 255.255.255.192 up",
> followed by an "ifconfig eth0 down" still leaves FIB rules in place for
> the 192.11.13.15 address, so that an ARP request that arrives on, say eth1
> for 192.11.13.15 would result in a response being generated from eth1 for
> the old 192.11.13.15 address that was on eth0, even though eth0 is down.
>
> There are a couple of ways that one can get around this problem:
You can also solve it with ip:
ip addr del 192.11.13.15/26 dev eth0
ifconfig does not delete the last remaining primary address
Regards
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