| Re: Openvz Application [message #9343 is a reply to message #9341] |
Wed, 27 December 2006 17:28   |
David Baron
Messages: 3
Registered: December 2006
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On Wednesday 27 December 2006 18:58, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
> David Baron wrote:
> > What I am thinking of trying is:
> >
> > Virtual machine will handle all internet access (router/proxy). It would
> > have apache running as a webserver, possibly SMTP server as well. Sites
> > may or may not be opened to the rest of the world. Maybe testing only on
> > this v-server. Would likely use the Debian stable cache provided.
> >
> > Host machine will access the internet using this router, the web through
> > the proxy with Dansgardian (or would this be on the virtual as well).
> > Running Debian Sid with patched 2.6.18 most recent kernel.
> >
> > How do I set this up? Internet connection is ADSL but NOT PPPOEA. Would I
> > simply move relevant files to the VE?
> >
> > Caveats:
> > 1. I only have 512m memory, PIII 575mhz junker.
> > 2. I only have one, dynamic IP (but as I said, the ve would use this and
> > be a router to the host).
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> dynamic IP means DHCP? if so, then you will need to use veth networking for
> being able to use broadcasts.
Dynamic IP means that every time I log onto the provider or the network goes
down and come back up, I am "assigned" a different IP number.
What is veth networking?
> in other regards, I see no much problems.
> if you want to use it as a router, I would add ethernet adapters and
> granted them to VE for exclusive usage.
There is one t10 card connected to an ADSL modem (not a router). This is eth0
on the host machine right now. There is a non-connected venet0 defaulted on
bootup with openvz started.
I sort of need step by step since I do not fully understand the paradigm
(quite different from vmware, qemu, etc).
I suppose I need to create the VE with the Debian3.1
Add apache, inetd, et al or are they already there?
Configure the VE's bootup scripts for the ethernet card, etc.
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