Dear Patrick,
congratulations! Now as you seems to have a running setup, you'll probably want
to keep it. Said that, I want to give 5ct more on your statement of the fixed
IP and MAC you have to use:
Maybe you have pay attention of the MACs used by the veth's attaching to the
software bridge:
Hi,
I installed dnsmasq and configured the container to use it and I could finally
ping domain names. After that, I tried to install some packages, but I just got
http timeouts when trying to do that, so something was still wrong.
Finally I decided to use lxc-net to create a private subnet and
Hi,
thanks to everyone for your answers. I was able to create a bridge so that my
container gets it's own dedicated public IP, but it was a bit more complicated
than expected.
> In your case, you may:
> * assign 1.2.3.4/24 to br0 instead of eth0, leave IP level of eth0
> unconfigured
> * assig
Hi Patrick,
(eighter change the hoster or) you may install a simple forwarding DNS resolver
like dnsmasq on you lxc host and configure the container(s) to use this.
Guido
On 2021-01-07 18:55, Patrick wrote:
> There is only one problem left. The DNS doesn't work. I can ping 8.8.8.8, but
> I can
Greetings, Patrick!
> I'm trying to create a bridge device between my LXC Container and my
> Ethernet Device, which has 2 public IPs. The bridge device creation fails,
> as you can see here: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/c81c8832/. I want to
> bridge the LXC Container with the secondary IP addre
Dear Patrick,
a Bridge is a router device at layer 2, not a layer 3 one! At layer 2, all
routing is determined by the MAC addresses, not by the IP adresses. In the
other hand, an Interface is an L2-to-L3 connector, it will arbitrate between a
L3 identifier (an IP) and an L2 identifier (a MAC).
Right, eth0:0 is just an alias so enslaving eth0:0 will actually enslave eth0.
You're probably better off just using iptables.
On Fri, Jan 01, 2021 at 08:57:00PM +0100, Patrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create a bridge device between my LXC Container and my Ethernet
> Device, which has 2 pu
Hi,
I'm trying to create a bridge device between my LXC Container and my Ethernet
Device, which has 2 public IPs. The bridge device creation fails, as you can
see here: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/c81c8832/. I want to bridge the LXC
Container with the secondary IP address of the Ethernet in
