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Only way i've been able to get it to work was to use the same MAC address on each IP (setup in OVH)

For anybody coming here later and seeing this, if the container is unprivileged just goto Options from the container menu (main UI), click on Features then select keyctl and nesting, save, voila!

For anybody coming here later and seeing this, if the container is unprivileged just goto Options from the container menu (main UI), click on Features then select keyctl and nesting, save, voila!

Edit the specific lxc container config in Proxmox configuration /etc/pve/lxc/XXXX.conf and add this to the bottom of that config: lxc.aa_profile: unconfined Then inside the container, remove apparmor: apt-get remove apparmor --purge Source...

HOLY JESUS THANK YOU SIR! I spent SOOOO much time trying to figure out why the main IP would work just fine, but any additional IPs I tried to add afterwards would all fail when attempting to access from (internet -> VM) ... I went back into OVH manager and configured the virtual MAC for the...

Anybody that comes across this thread having an issue with adding an additional failover IP from OVH in a CentOS container, the only solution I found was to set the virtual MAC in the OVH manager for the additional VM IP to the SAME MAC address as the main IP of the container, after doing that I...

If anybody comes across this thread having issues with adding additional IPs to an LXC container (CentOS), what I found to be the only solution was to set the MAC address on the additional IP in the OVH manager, to the SAME mac address as the main IP assigned to the container, without doing this...

I've noticed this as well, this is from a CentOS 7 machine: 127.0.0.1 localhost LXC_NAME # --- BEGIN PVE --- ::1 localhost.localnet localhost # --- END PVE --- 144.xxx.xxx.168 host.name.com hostname Nobody know what the cause for this is?

Hoping someone can help me as i've been pulling out the only hair I have left (which is not much) trying to figure this out. I'm unable to assign multiple IPs to any CentOS 7 container, only the first adapter/IP works correctly. This only happens on RHEL (CentOS 7 specifically) containers. I...

You're missing the entry for eth0 in your /etc/network/interfaces. Change the file to look like this and restart: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 iface eth0 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address xx.xx.xx.18 netmask 255.255.255.248 gateway...

Thanks for the reply, and yeah after posting this I spoke with a couple people in the IRC channel and decided it would not be best to use the SSD for the OS and maybe look at using it for IO intensive VMs. From talking to people in the #linux channel and google searching it seems as though...

Hey guys so recently I had a problem with a server crashing and since it was just a test server i'm going to go ahead and upgrade it to a new processor which comes with a few upgrades. The server i'm looking at includes (2) 64GB SSD and i'm adding on (4) 1TB HDD with a hardware raid card setup...

For bridged mode on Qemu and routed on OpenVZ the configuration need to be like this (using the /29 subnet for bridge and /27 for OpenVZ routed): auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth1 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 209.x.x.42...