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IP-Address inactive after reboot

C

cosito

Guest
Hi,

everytime i reboot the server, the shared IP-Address is inactive. The primary IP is used for an admin account with a certificate, this is fine.

How can i fix this problem?
 
Server -> Manage IPs -> Click on the red box.. It'll re-activate the IP (or attempt to anyway).
 
That's true, but i want to activate the IP on startup of the system.
 
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