From: Roger Harris (acpv.glyish@c75-249.icpnet.pl)
Date: Mon Mar 05 2001 - 02:42:18 EET
Are you sure you need two tunnel devices?
I've got a system with two tunnels which go out of two separate interfaces
(eth0 and eth1) to two separate destinations, but I use tunl0 for both of
them. The routing table sorts out which way it goes.
Let me know if this helps, or if you need more information (or maybe I've
misunderstood the problem).
Regards
Roger
At 05:39 03/03/01 -0800, John F. Feist wrote:
>Ok Linux guru's I'm missing something and can't see the forest thru the
>tree's. I currently have a tunnel (tunl0) that is working fine. I am
>working with another application and therefore need another tunnel
>device. So far I have added another line in the conf.modules for (tunl1)
>
>and added a new ifcfg-tunl1 script to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts. I
>can reboot and see the device load but I will be darned if I can
>ifconfig it as I alway get an error (no such device).
>
>Looking at /dev there are no such devices.
>
>Thank you in advance, John
>
>
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