Hi
If I have a host with two interfaces (eg. eth0 and eth1), how can I check if ping goes for both eth0 and eth1?
If I create a host with IP address assigned to one interface, i can use icmpping check.
But when I want to check second interface, I can't do that, because icmpping does not allow me to give IP address as a parameter.
What I did so far, I created another host which I named hostname-eth1, but I would love to have them seen as a one host, not two separate entries.
Is there any alternative for this?
If I have a host with two interfaces (eg. eth0 and eth1), how can I check if ping goes for both eth0 and eth1?
If I create a host with IP address assigned to one interface, i can use icmpping check.
But when I want to check second interface, I can't do that, because icmpping does not allow me to give IP address as a parameter.
What I did so far, I created another host which I named hostname-eth1, but I would love to have them seen as a one host, not two separate entries.
Is there any alternative for this?
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