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Launch a script at every startup

I had configured an IP alias for one of my interfaces.
The commandline is sudo ifconfig eth2.751:0 192.168.101.10 netmask 255.255.255.255. It works fine.
Howewer this configuration is erased to each startups.

I read that I need to create a script and modify file in the init.d folder, but I don't know what I need to do exactly.
You guys knows a script to setup my eth2 interface and do you know how to modify the UTM startup?

Thanks a lot and sorry for my english!

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0 support_avtis over 9 years ago

Damn, it was simple!!!
Why I have not thought about before?
Effectively, the additionnal adress is the best solution, my IP aliasing was too much complicated!!! And it works perfectly!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, you saved my life!
Moreover it is indeed a paid license, so editing the file /etc/crontab-static would have been risky...
My Cisco migration went well, I just had a problem understanding NAT rules, but everything is back to normal.

Encore merci pour ton message, la prochaine fois je ferais plus confiance à la puissance du WebAdmin [;)]
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0 support_avtis over 9 years ago

Damn, it was simple!!!
Why I have not thought about before?
Effectively, the additionnal adress is the best solution, my IP aliasing was too much complicated!!! And it works perfectly!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, you saved my life!
Moreover it is indeed a paid license, so editing the file /etc/crontab-static would have been risky...
My Cisco migration went well, I just had a problem understanding NAT rules, but everything is back to normal.

Encore merci pour ton message, la prochaine fois je ferais plus confiance à la puissance du WebAdmin [;)]
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