Adding secondary IP address

When adding a secondary IP addess to the public side of the BM 3.7
server do we need to specify the mask or can we just do a add secondary
ipaddress 111.111.111.111

Hi Pete,
the secondary Ip address must be in the same subnet as the primary IP
address, therefore you don't need to add a mask.
For instance, if the primary is
192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0
you can
ADD SECONDARY IPADDRESS 192.168.1.56
Note that if you want to bind an IP address that is NOT in the same
subnet as the primary IP address, you've to use inetcfg.
Caterina
Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop

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We currently have a spam issue relating to the secondary SMTP e-mail addresses of all our Mail Users.
Example: Peter Smith has an AD account on our company.com domain and an associated external e-mail address ([email protected]) i.e. he has an AD account ([email protected]) with Mail User Exchange attributes so that he can logon
to our SharePoint server. However, this AD account also becomes a fully functional secondary SMTP address and all spam sent to [email protected] also gets forwarded to [email protected]
To mitigate this issue, I have added this secondary e-mail address to the "Recipient filtering properties > Block messages sent to the following recipients" in Hub Transport/Anti Spam.
Two questions:
1. Is there an easy way to delete the secondary SMTP addresses of mail users? I was unable to (it just reappeared shortly after deletion)
2. What is the PS command to export a list of all secondary SMTP e-mail addresses OF MAIL USERS and then adding this list to "Recipient filtering properties > Block messages sent to the following recipients". I could manually add them
in EMC but there are quite a few of them...
Many thanks for your help!

Now that I understand what's happening, let me see if we can get a more accurate solution for you. So your mail users (Exchange calls them mail-enabled users, as opposed to mailbox enabled users, who have mailboxes) have SharePoint access (with the
@company.com address), but have actual mailboxes externally (the actual end-domain is inconsequential). You want users of these systems to stop receiving emails on the company.com namespace, but to receive them from only your SharePoint system.
A "textual diagram" is below:
SharePoint (to Exchange mailbox owner) ==> Exchange hub (using company.com) ==> Exchange mailbox
SharePoint (to External mail user) ==> Exchange hub (using company.com) ==> Exchange mail contact ==> External system (using external SMTP address
External Messaging system (to External mail user, using company.com address used by SharePoint) ==> Exchange hub =XX=> Block delivery
You wish to stop the third of these from happening. If your SharePoint system used non-routable addresses (such as company.local) and all of your mail users had only these addresses added to their accounts for internal mail precossing (as the
internal name used by Exchange), this would solve your issue. The question becomes how to deploy this sort of address.
If these are the ONLY mail contacts in your organization, the solution is simple - you almost had it above, but may have missed seeing it. Policies are applied on a priority basis, with the default policy applying only if no others apply. Since
these accounts are considered "Contacts with external e-mail addresses", you can create a policy for your entire organization that handles only these accounts. You don't need to apply it to a single OU, if your mail enabled accounts aren't
in a single OU. (If they are, of course, feel free to apply it only there.) You can create the policy and apply it to the organization, but only to those objects that are "Contacts with external e-mail addresses". That way, it won't
affect any of your Exchange mailboxes (current or future).
Does this help?
(BTW, one minor correction - your third statement about mail contacts is incorrect - Exchange sees no major difference between mail contacts and mail enabled accounts - and in my experience they are both addressable by the internal address.)

Secondary IP Addresses

I added a secondary IP address to an interface and I cannot ping any hosts on that subnet unless I use extended ping commands and ping from the secondary IP addresses as the source. Why would that be?

Hi GP,
Thanks for the quick reply. The problem is I cannot ping that subnet from any other host on the other subnets. When I run a "show ip route" the subnet I am looking for is directly connected as are the other subnets I am trying to ping from. I.e:
int vlan1
ip address 205.205.X.X 255.255.255.0
ip address 209.115.X.X 255.255.255.0 secondary
ip address 10.0.5.1 255.255.255.0 secondary
I use the 10.0.5.1/24 subnet to access equipment that don't need public IP addresses. Shouldn't I be able to ping from a host on the 205.206.x.x network and be able to reach the 10.0.5.x network since they are both directly connected?
Any light you can shed would be greatly appreciated.

Any limit to number of secondary ip addresses?

Hi,
Is there any limit to the number of secondary ip addresses on an interface of a router?
I just took over an existing live system.
The previous engineer configured secondary ip addresses on a single physical interface.
Currently, there are 1 main ip address and 2 secondary ip addresses.
I am not allowed to change the existing configuration nor disrupt the existing live system, so I cannot use sub-interface.
When I tried to add 1 more secondary ip addresses, to make it 1 main ip and 3 secondary ip address,
but no matter how I tried, I cannot ping to the end device of this NEW secondary ip address subnet
So I removed one of the existing secondary ip address, I discovered I can ping to the end device of the NEW seconday address!!!
But when I put back the one I removed, I can no longer ping to the end device of the NEW secondary address AGAIN!
I suspect that there is a limit to the number of secondary addresses that can be configured on the physical address.
But, I check the link http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/technologies_q_and_a_item09186a008012d8f7.shtml#q21, it says
Q. What are the maximum number of secondary IP addesses that can be configured on a router interface?
A. There are no limits on configuring secondary IP addresses on a router interface. For more information, refer to Configuring IP Addressing.
I think Cisco could be wrong when saying "There are no limits".
Can someone kindly help me confirm whether there are any limits to the number of secondary ip addresses on an interface of a router?
thank you

Hi,
The main ip and secondary ip addresses are all subnetted into 255.255.255.240.
Main IP 172.16.21.155
Secondary IP#1 = 172.16.21.141
Secondary IP#2 = 172.16.21.93
New Secondary IP#3 = 172.16.21.226
As a test, I simply remove any of the existing secondary ip addresses, and it works!
But when I put back any of the addresses I removed, the new one does not work again.
If it is ture there is no limit, can it be due to other factors like the router hardware?
Pls kindly advice.
Thank you.
Rgds,
Rachel

How do i stop incoming e-mail addresse from being added to my address file

each incoming e-mail adds the address to my file--iwant to stop this--noted in "discussion" that there is an add-on that will add the names--I did not download this add-on and can find ne record of it

when i received your e-mail your address [email protected] was added to my address book--i have not installed any add-ons--so i went into help and uninstalled any add-ons
the add-on for auto add addresses came from your support forum--follows
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To add them manually click on the star to the right of the senders address when viewing the message in the message pane or a tab. If the star is filled with color, the contact is already in your address book. If the star is blank, clicking it will add it. Clicking the star a second time will open the edit dialog box.
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Automatically adding contacts to Address Book with Mail?

Hello all,
This is my first post in the Apple Discussion forum, but I'm a happy Mac owner since July 2007. Here's a question I have; I searched to see if a similar topic appeared in previous discussions, but none turned up.
In Microsoft Outlook (on my work PC), I can set it up so that anytime I reply to an e-mail address from somebody new, the contact is automatically added to my address book. Is there a way to set that up with Mail and/or Address Book?
I was going through Address Book and noticed some VERY old contacts, but I know for some of them, I have more recent e-mail address. I hope I don't have to manually add all of them!
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Message Tracking logs for secondary smtp address

Hi,
There are many people sending mails to secondary smtp address instead of primary smtp address. How can i pull the report of message tracking logs if they sent it to secondary smtp address using get-messagetrackinglog cmdlet?
Sankar M http://messagingdevelopment.blogspot.in/

Hi Sankar,
If I don't understand your description, it seems that you want to get the message tracking log on an mailbox with primary SMTP address and secondary SMTP address.
If it is the case, please add both primary SMTP address and secondary SMTP address to the "Recipients" parameter. More details to see:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997573(v=exchg.150).aspx
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Cannot ping secondary IP address on subinterface from SVI interface.

Hi to all.
We have a border router with lots of subinterfaces and some of them have few secondary networks from different subnets on it. I've configured SVI interface on same VLAN in same subnet, but can't ping from this SVI the secondary address, that applied on subinterface on a router.
It seems strange, because on other subinterface, with few secondary networks - all works fine.
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no ip route cache
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Connection scheme is trivial: br-->sw101-----L2VPN(QinQ) ISP-->sw102
ping 192.168.1.1 from sw101 & sw102 are successful.
ping to 192.168.10.1 from sw101 & sw102 are fails (sometimes some packets reach to destination - about 1-2 from 5 sended packets)
When i remove secondary ip address from BR (192.168.11.1/24) subinterface - all works fine.
Cannot understand, what's wrong ?
br - 7206VXR (NPE-G2)
sw101 - WS-C3560X-48T-L
sw102 - WS-X45-SUP7L-E
I haven't attach the other configurations of ports (trunk port configuration, vlan database and etc) bcoz i believe the problem not in L2 Layer, i think problem as for arp entries.
P.S. Sorry guys for my english, sorry for probably a stupid question, but i really can't catch it - pls help me to understand that.

Hi sgulyamov,
did you try to debug ARP request on Br ?
Could you post the configuration of the Swtich interface connected to Br ?
Bye,
enrico

Adding New Customer Address to an Existing one

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We have a lot customers set up in Oracle and they only have a
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if i configure a secondary ip address on a primary inerface.
How can i force some services to use this secondary ip address as source-address.
For example, NTP, Tacacs, ... and so on.
I am loooking for something similar to ntp source-interface on routers.
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You even do not need to set a secondary ip address.
You can use single IKE identity so the VPN peer is identified by all of its peers with a single IKE identity which is achieved by using a loopback address (always up) that must be advertised by your routing protocol or by the mean of a static route.
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