Only eth0 working in VM, eth1 to eth4 does not work.

[sonuyos]

And within VM the network is configured according to eth too.

ifconfig - https://prnt.sc/tervg6

ping - https://prnt.sc/terwov

config - https://prnt.sc/terijv
config - https://prnt.sc/terimi

ifcfg-eth output - https://prnt.sc/terxdp

If i put the ips in ifcfg-eth0:0, eth0:1, eth0:2 setting then the IP works, but like this it doesnt.

Individually the IP works too, am i missing anything?

 

[BobhWasatch]

Why do you have four interfaces on the same logical network? What are you trying to do? Because it seems to be working more or less how I would expect it to work on Linux.

 

[sonuyos]

Why do you have four interfaces on the same logical network? What are you trying to do? Because it seems to be working more or less how I would expect it to work on Linux.

I am trying to setup multiple IPs on 1 VM.

 

[BobhWasatch]

What is the purpose of having multiple IP's on the same network? That's is a very unusual configuration and the only way I know to make it work in a reasonable way is to have them all on the same physical interface.

ETA: And given that this is a VM and the physical interface is as fast as your machine's memory, there's no reason to have separate interfaces.

 

[sonuyos]

What is the purpose of having multiple IP's on the same network? That's is a very unusual configuration and the only way I know to make it work in a reasonable way is to have them all on the same physical interface.

ETA: And given that this is a VM and the physical interface is as fast as your machine's memory, there's no reason to have separate interfaces.

I am using Promox WHMCS plugin to setup, and it sets up physical interface only. Thats why.