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--- virtualisation:start [2018/08/03 12:58]
preisig [Example Containers]
+++ virtualisation:start [2021/06/15 19:40]
juraschek [Networking]
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+==== Serial-Interface  ====
+ Serial-Interfaces can be also used inside of the lxc Container please check the page [[virtualisation:serial-interface|]] for details.
 =====  Networking =====
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 Generally you can either create a routed interface, where you set your own IP settings that will connect the router (through a virtual interface, virt0) to the guest interface of your cotnainer. The other option is that you bridge the containers interface to an existing one on the router.
+If you are using a routed interface please be sure you networking file is setting the ethernet interface into manual mode and not dhcp:
+Example on an alpine guest:
+Default in alpine template from linuxcontainers:
+<konsole>
+/ $ cat /etc/network/interfaces
+auto eth0
+iface eth0 inet dhcp
+hostname $(hostname)
+/ $
+</konsole>
+Need to be switched to
+<konsole>
+/ $ cat /etc/network/interfaces
+auto eth0
+iface eth0 inet manual
+hostname $(hostname)
+/ $
+</konsole>
 ===== Container Templates =====