I'm trying to set up Proxmox with Debian 8 on a laptop to create a mobile lab running a few Windows servers.
I went ahead and tried to set it up on Debian 8 with these instructions:
EDIT: Can't post links. Google "install proxmox on debian jessie" to get the link.
However, I’ve hit a snag. I replaced this line in /etc/hosts:
127.0.1.1 debm6400
With this one:
192.168.1.22 debm6400
and made sure that hostname wasn’t on any other line. However, I get this when I run getent
$ getent hosts $(hostname)
::1 debm6400
However, looking it up by IP address works correctly.
$ getent hosts 192.168.1.22
192.168.1.22 debm6400
The “::1” result sure looks like IPv6 (which I'm not at all familiar with) and I’m not really sure what the getent command does. Looking at the man page, it looks like I might need to edit nsswitch.conf and put files ahead of dns. Or maybe I need to just rip IPv6 out by the roots. Do I really need an FQDN? Should I just ignore this discrepancy and proceed with installation?
I went ahead and tried to set it up on Debian 8 with these instructions:
EDIT: Can't post links. Google "install proxmox on debian jessie" to get the link.
However, I’ve hit a snag. I replaced this line in /etc/hosts:
127.0.1.1 debm6400
With this one:
192.168.1.22 debm6400
and made sure that hostname wasn’t on any other line. However, I get this when I run getent
$ getent hosts $(hostname)
::1 debm6400
However, looking it up by IP address works correctly.
$ getent hosts 192.168.1.22
192.168.1.22 debm6400
The “::1” result sure looks like IPv6 (which I'm not at all familiar with) and I’m not really sure what the getent command does. Looking at the man page, it looks like I might need to edit nsswitch.conf and put files ahead of dns. Or maybe I need to just rip IPv6 out by the roots. Do I really need an FQDN? Should I just ignore this discrepancy and proceed with installation?