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Linux host dropping every second ping forwarded from LXC container
I have an LXC container. I want to route all its traffic via a different interface (tap0) than the host.
Host interfaces:
tap0 172.13.0.3, gateway 172.13.0.1
lxcbr0 192.168.12.104 with the container'...
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Routing from LXC to WAN
I have a VPS with one public IP, 64.x.x.x which is assigned to enp1s0.
My goal is to have LXC container/s running on this VPS which have connectivity with the host and with WAN. That means traffic is ...
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Why do I routes to containers locally and how can I do better?
I'm setting up a new server at a new site. The server is placed behind a router / firewall. The server shall run several LXC containers for various services. The LXC containers are connected to a ...
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LXC routing container subnet routing
I have a CentOS 7 box with 2 NICs - one ethernet port, and one wireless.
I would like to create an lxc container that acts as a router that meets the following requirements:
When running hostapd, ...
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Access KVM Guest from LXC Container (lxcbr0 -> host -> virbr0)
I am trying to access a Windows Guest on KVM from a Linux Guest in an LXC container.
Specifically, I only need to be able to access one port (TCP 4949 / munin) from said LXC container.
LXC is set up ...
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Connect virtual subnets from two physical host
I have proxmox 4 based on debian 8 on two hosts A and B. Both have two NICs. One NIC from each host is connected via a Crossover cable.
Host A:
eth0: public IP
eth1: 10.0.0.2/24
vmbr1: 10.0.0.1/24
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IPv6 Neighbor Discovery/Routing Failing for Kernel 3.10
Stupid mistakes led to all of this, read Update 5
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I'm trying to setup a Linux Router (LXC, 3.10.0-123.el7.x86_64) with IPv6.
The provider is Hetzner and I got 2 subnets, one /56 and a /64. They ...
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Make LXC containers directly accessable with ipv6
First off I have a special IPv6 address allocated to my dedicated server, just 1. A ::1/128 one. But I can assign addresses to eth0 (eg ::2/128, ::3/128, etc).
Now I would like to run LXC containers ...
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How to route public ipv6 address to private lxc container address?
I have a pool of public ipv6 address I want to use to expose lxc containers.
On the host machine I created a macvlan interface eth0-macvlan and bound a public address to it 2600:3c01:e000:83::1/64. I ...