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--- cloudappliance/multihomed [2018_05_30 14:34] – created kamran
+++ cloudappliance/multihomed [2018_09_03 10:02] – [Adding a Second Network Interface to the File Fabric™ For Administration (Draft)] dan
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-# Adding a Second Network Interface to the File Fabric™ For Administration (Draft)
+# Adding a Second Network Interface to the File Fabric™ For Administration
 ## Overview
-File Fabric™ administrators may wish to add a second network interface to the File Fabric™ appliance so that server management can be done without using with the File Fabric’s™ application network interface.  These notes, which are intended for experienced Linux system administrators who also have a good understanding of File Fabric™ system administration, summarize how to do this.  Extensive File Fabric™ application knowledge is not needed.
+File Fabric™ administrators may wish to add a second network interface to the File Fabric™ appliance so that server management can be done without using with the File Fabric’s™ application network interface.  These notes, which are intended for experienced Linux system administrators who also have a good understanding of File Fabric™ system administration, summarize how to do this.  Extensive File Fabric application knowledge is not needed.
 The procedure consists of two parts:
 . Changing the File Fabric™ appliance’s configuration so that a specific IP address will be used for all network access to the File Fabric.
 . Establishing a second network interface with its own IP address for server management.
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 These notes refer to two IP addresses:
 - *IPADDRESS*  - the IPV4 address of the interface you will use for the File Fabric™.
 - *IPADMINADDRESS* – the IPV4 or IPV6 address you will use for server management.
-Changing the File Fabric™ Appliance’s Configuration
+## Changing the File Fabric™ Appliance’s Configuration
 ### Apache HTTPD
 ####HTTP Protocol
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 vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
 ```
 Change Listen directive from:
+```
 Listen 80
+```
 to:
+```
 Listen IPADDRESS:80
 Listen 127.0.0.1:80
-HTTPS protocol
+```
-vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
+#### HTTPS protocol
+`vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf`
 Change listen ports from:
+```
 Listen 443 https
+```
 to:
+```
 Listen IPADDRESS:443 https
 Listen 127.0.0.1:443 https
+```
 Restart Apache
+```
 systemctl stop httpd
 systemctl start httpd
-FTP* Services
+```
-FTP Service
+### FTP* Services
+#### FTP Service
+```
 vi /var/www/smestorage/ftpserver/ftpserver.conf
+```
 And bind to the IP address:
+```
 ftp_server_ip=IPADDRESS
-SFTP Service
+```
+#### SFTP Service
+```
 vi /var/www/smestorage/ftpserver/sftpserver/sftpserver.conf
+```
 and replace:
+```
 ftp_server_ip=0.0.0.0
+```
 with:
+```
 ftp_server_ip=IPADDRESS
+```
 Restart FTP Services
+```
 systemctl stop cloudftp
 systemctl start cloudftp
-Establishing a Second Network Interface
+```
-ZZZ Fabric™ administrators may wish to add a second network interface to the File Fabric™ appliance so that server management can be done without using with the File Fabric’s™ application network
+## Establishing a Second Network Interface
-SSH IP Binding
+Fabric™ administrators may wish to add a second network interface to the File Fabric™ appliance so that server management can be done without using with the File Fabric’s™ application network
- 	vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
+### SSH IP Binding
+```
+vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
+```
 Change Listen IP address
+```
 ListenAddress IPADMINADDRESS
+```
 Restart service
+```
 systemctl restart sshd
+```