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One Host with multiple IPs

I have a box that has several IP's.
How should I handle this in my 'Network Definitions'?
One host per IP? A Network group? other?
Please explain and thanks a lot
Regards,

Rodrigo

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0 GMF over 12 years ago

UTM-Help says:
DNS group: Similar to DNS host, but can cope with multiple RRs (Resource Records) in DNS for a single hostname. It is useful for defining firewall rules and exceptions in transparent proxies.
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0 GMF over 12 years ago

UTM-Help says:
DNS group: Similar to DNS host, but can cope with multiple RRs (Resource Records) in DNS for a single hostname. It is useful for defining firewall rules and exceptions in transparent proxies.
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0 CRServers over 12 years ago in reply to GMF

I decided to use this:

Network group: A container that includes a list of other network definitions. You can use them to bundle networks and hosts for better readability of your configuration. Once you have selected Network Group, the Members box appears where you can add the group members.

I seems the correct one for this case: One Box - Several IPs

Thanks,
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0 Ol Deda over 12 years ago in reply to CRServers

but you have to build every single ip like Host before
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0 CRServers over 12 years ago in reply to Ol Deda

Yes.
I don't see any other way to do this at this time.
Maybe the definition "Host" should be allowed to have several IP's ??
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