| Dhcp Networking -net-dev_add Confusion [message #3425] |
Fri, 26 May 2006 05:07 |
Frank DiRocco
Messages: 2
Registered: May 2006
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This is the second time I'm sending this, now either I have a problem with the
list or no one is responding. Please if you get this and even if you don't
have any clue what I'm talking about please just respond so I know I at least
asked.
Sending this again because I didn't get a response.
I have created a Debian OpenVZ machine as stated at
http://www.howtoforge.com/openvz_debian_vps we'll call it chapai.
I have also create a debian vps which I want to make a firewall out of, call
this one iris.
I configured chapai so only dummy0 172.16.141.10 is configured on boot (eth0
is commented out, this originally accepted dhcp addy from server)
The end of iris' config file has
IPADDRESS="172.16.40.100"
NETDEV="eth0 dummy1 dummy2"
When I rebooted the host, "vzlist -a" showed iris "running". "ssh
root@172.16.141.100" logged me into my debian vps iris. Eth0 does not come up
auto-magically (and shuldn't). If I configure eth0 (in iris) with a static ip
on my lan, iris can contact the lan and chapai is "behind" iris. I want this
to work with dhcp on eth0 in iris, but when I modify /etc/network/interfaces
in iris it is reset upon reboot and no eth0 comes up (I also cant
find /etc/network/interfaces.templates. Is this supposed to exist?) I have
also tried to modify /vz/private/etc/network/interfaces, with no luck.
I apologise if this was to verbose or very simple and I over complicated it.
I'm just comming into openvz from xen and am trying to adapt. :-D
This is the Goal I want to achieve. Although eth1, FakeLAN, and Future VPS's
were not dicused in my question.
My LAN
DHCP
______________|_______________
| __________|___________ |
| | eth0 | |
| | VPS "iris" Firewall eth1----------FakeLAN
| |____________________ | |
| dummy1 dummy2 |
| | | |
| dummy3 dummyX |
| _____|______ ______|______ |
| |Host "Chapai" | | "Future VPS's" | |
| | | |____________| |
|_|__________|_________________|
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Thank you,
Frank Di Rocco
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