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I guess even though NetworkManager is now the preferred way of managing interfaces, the feature you mentioned is still existing with ifcfg. Probably there is more to find in the mentioned manpage in the link I posted.
Actually I just opened the rhel docs to find out if this could be done using nmcli.
All this doesnt really help I guess but in the meantime configuring simple alias ips one by one is your best bet, but you probably are aware of that already. But I get that with ip ranges containing hundreds of ips this could get tedious quickly and your hiera yaml files pretty long.
im not aware of any equivalent methods for assigning sometimes hundreds of ips to an interface using networkmanager, networkmanager is largely configured and maintained as a desktop user app, it lacks allot of features when it comes to server configs
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please add support for interface range files for interfaces to assign multiple IP
See here for more info
https://www.ducea.com/2006/07/15/linux-tips-how-to-quickly-bind-a-range-of-ips-on-redhat-based-systems/
Not sure if this feature or some equivalence exists outside of RHEL
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