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sudo ifconfig lo0 alias $KAFKA1
sudo ifconfig lo0 alias $KAFKA2
sudo ifconfig lo0 alias $KAFKA3
borkdude: save yourself some trouble and duplicate the network interface under system preferences -> network, then add IPs to the duplicated interfaces. .zshrc runs every time you open up a (zsh)-shell, you probably don't want to add IPs every time you open up a terminal.
Proper way to run a script at startup on OS X is to use LaunchAgent / LaunchDaemon, but it's a bit of work to set up.
ok, when I try this and add the ip 10.0.0.2 for example, the ping 10.0.0.2 I get a timeout
@stian: hmm, one question though. When I add an IP, others in the same wifi network will go to my machine through that IP?