Can rush be told to use a different network interface, other than the machines hostname?
Yes. In the rush hostlist, the hostname can actually be a pair of hostnames separated by a ‘:’, e.g., tahoe:tahoe-eth. The name on the left of the ‘:’ is the familiar hostname(1) of the machine, and the name that follows the ‘:’ is the alternate network interface you want to use. See also the Hosts File: Hostname section on the hostname field.
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