Bringing up additional eth0:n interfaces at boot

[Brian Puccio]

I currently have (in addition to lo and eth0) in
the /etc/network/interfaces files an eth0:0 entry.  However it does not
come up automatically on boot.  I can ssh in (through the first IP
address I have, which is eth0) and "sudo ifup eth0:0" it and it comes up
fine.  Any word on the "proper" way to get the interface up
automatically on boot (I assume the same way eth0 is set to come up at
boot)?

Thanks!
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