On 02/06/2014 01:33 PM, Simon Hobson wrote:
> Jan Hoersch wrote:
>
>> Sorry for the misconception, but we are not using the vif name in our rules.
>> There's one host configured with the ip adresses. (see /etc/shorewall/hosts)
>> The rules are using: domu: to firewall individual guests
>> ACCEPT
Jan Hoersch wrote:
> Sorry for the misconception, but we are not using the vif name in our rules.
> There's one host configured with the ip adresses. (see /etc/shorewall/hosts)
> The rules are using: domu: to firewall individual guests
> ACCEPT all domu:10.1.2.153 tcp
Sorry for the misconception, but we are not using the vif name in our rules.
There's one host configured with the ip adresses. (see /etc/shorewall/hosts)
/etc/shorewall/hosts
domuxenbr0:10.1.2.153,10.1.2.36, routeback
The rules are using: domu: to firewall individual guests
ACCEPT al
On Thu, Feb 06, 2014 at 10:40:21AM +, Simon Hobson wrote:
>
> As a side effect, a couple of the machine I would like to add it to
> are running older versions (as far back as Lenny). I assume I might
> stand a slight chance of manually installing later packages if there
> were less dependencie
Jan Hoersch wrote:
> During restart of the VM the vif gets removed and newly assigned to the
> bridge. It seems something changed in enumerating the vif and the
> iptable rules don't match up with the new vif.
Yes, that's normal. The VM index increments each time a VM is started - the
first wil
Sassy Natan wrote:
> Not sure I understand what you mean here.
> What you are trying to achieve?
Not surprising, first "oops" of the day - sending to wrong list ! Was meant for
the RRD users list.
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Managing the Perf
Hi,
Not sure I understand what you mean here.
What you are trying to achieve?
Sassy
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 12:40 PM, Simon Hobson wrote:
> Just lately I've been configuring some data collection on a number of
> machines (all Debian). All of these scripts do nothing more than "collect
> some
Just lately I've been configuring some data collection on a number of machines
(all Debian). All of these scripts do nothing more than "collect some data, use
rrdtool ... --daemon ..." to send it to a central point where it's stored and
graphed. None of these remote machines do any storage or gr
