On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 08:28:41AM +0800, Jeff Jansen wrote:
> We use the 'dummy' interface for this. 'modprobe dummy' and now you've
> got 'dummy0' as an interface on the host. (You can also have dummy1,
> dummy2, etc. by running 'modprobe numdummies=X' where 'X' is the number
> of dummy interfaces you want.)
We use 'lo:N' here and a private address range. What is the benefit of
'dummy'? Basic setup just nanmes 'lo' as
/etc/vservers/NAME/interfaces/X/dev.
> You can treat this just like any other interface on the host and assign
> a different IP address to each guest and you have a truly host-only
> networking device.
Does this make the hosts iptables passing the 'FORWARD' chain? 'lo'
won't.
Regards,
Adrian
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