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eth card install issues

Taipo
I have three cards installed. Soon after I go to add a second interface via the add interface function, I lose access to the admin control panel.

Example: eth0 is 192.168.0.95 so I set up eth1 as 192.168.0.96

The firewall itself becomes unreachable, unable to ping on any of the eth cards.


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    hi! taipo,
    Use eth0 for internal 
           eth1 for external
    do not assign same class or subnet of addresses to both the interfaces. u can use same Ip class as u are using class c, but make sure u have different networks for both of them.
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    hi! taipo,
    Use eth0 for internal 
           eth1 for external
    do not assign same class or subnet of addresses to both the interfaces. u can use same Ip class as u are using class c, but make sure u have different networks for both of them.
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