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Hi Attila,
On 03.11.2006, at 15:25, Attila - Van der Velde Media wrote:
> How can i set a default gateway for a guest?
>
> Now a guest cannot reach the internet. When i type "route", on the
> commandline within the guest, gateway shows *
The routing is a kernel thing - thus it's done 'by the host' for all
the vservers (same applies to packet filtering). You have to change the
routes on the host.
I'd check the packet filter and the routing (do that on the host).
It may also be a resolver problem (maybe you haven't set up
/etc/resolv.conf in the guests, or their IPs aren't considered valid
clients on the nameserver you try to reach).
If you want different routing, depending on the vserver you're using,
you'll probably want to set up advanced routing (IPRoute2, ip route
command, see the Linux advanced routing and traffic control howto for
starting points).
Baltasar
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Received on Sat Nov 4 17:44:27 2006