IP Configuration [Documentation

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====== IP Configuration ======

** [[.centos-fedora-mageia|Failover IPs on Centos/Mageia/Fedora]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on <nowiki>CentOS</nowiki>, Mageia and Fedora Linux// 

** [[.debian-ubuntu|Failover IP Debian and Ubuntu]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on <nowiki>CentOS</nowiki> and Ubuntu//

** [[.freebsd|Failover IPs on Freebsd]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on <nowiki>FreeBSD</nowiki>//

** [[.ip-failover|Failover IP]] **

//Failover IPs are moveable IP addresses and can be moved from one server to another//

** [[.multi-ip-virtual-mac|Multi-IP Virtual MAC]] **

//You can use one virtual MAC address with several failover IPs pointing to the same server//

** [[.reverse-dns|Modification of the revers DNS of a failover IP]] **

//Reverse DNS allows you to resolve your IP address with a corresponding domain name//

** [[.virtual-mac|Virtual MAC address]] **

//Virtualization requires, in general, a virtual MAC address//

** [[.vserver|Failover IP VServer]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on VServer//

** [[.windows-2003|Failover IP Windows 2003]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on Windows 2003//

** [[.windows-2008-and-2012|Failover IP on Windows 2008/2012]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on Windows 2008/2012//

** [[.xen|Xen virtualisation]] **

//Configuration of failover IPs on Xen//