Oliver Welter wrote: > Hi Folks, > > Today I ran into a problem with newtwork devices on vlans. > > My box has one physikal interface (eth0) which hosts two vlans (vlan3 + > vlan4). The "basic" vlan interfaces are created on system bootup and > have each one ip assigned. > > In the vserver-config I used the default syntax with "vlan3" in the file > "dev" and ignored the warnings on startup *sic* which worked on my old > config (0.30.210 tools on 2.6.15 kernel).
What do you have now? > Today an angry customer called that his webserver is down - examination > showed: > The guest has a total of 6 interfaces assigned where 4 are in vlan3, the > first 3 in the vlan startup properly, the 4th one shows "NETLINK: > numeric result out of range". What settings are you using for that interface? (I.e. what does tail /etc/vservers/<guest>/interfaces/3/* show?) > Anybody has an idea on this ? And perhaps anybody can point me to a good > idea how to get rid of the warnings. I dont succeed with the "nodev" > flag... How do you not succeed? You simply touch the file, and the utils will do nothing whatsoever with regard to setting up that IP address/interface, they'll just assign it to the network context. -- Daniel Hokka Zakrisson _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
