For testing purposes i decided to create a VE based on KVM.
I filled ip address / dns.
But, once created, i couldn't anymore change this from proxmox gui !!!!
After reading manuals, i decided to look at :
/etc/qemu-server/conf : i've a file but juste with few info as cdrom, etc...
/etc/vz/conf/ : no file as supposed by many docs...
And i read that vzctl isn't effective on KVM containers.
So on my linux guest, i've eth0 on dhcp : and at each boot it retrieves the initial IP and restore dns catched by dhcp...
How to change KVM's network properties ???
Thank you
P.S. : i studied it a little more and understood a little more the functionment :
I create a virtual interface (vmbr0-9) which acts like a virtual switch, and correctly forward broadcast packets...
But as soon as i specify a static IP to the KVM, it doesn't come up on my linux guest..
Myconfig :
vmbr0 attached to eth0.
And need to setup proxmox as 192.168.1.1 and KVM as 192.168.1.2, let's say
I filled ip address / dns.
But, once created, i couldn't anymore change this from proxmox gui !!!!
After reading manuals, i decided to look at :
/etc/qemu-server/conf : i've a file but juste with few info as cdrom, etc...
/etc/vz/conf/ : no file as supposed by many docs...
And i read that vzctl isn't effective on KVM containers.
So on my linux guest, i've eth0 on dhcp : and at each boot it retrieves the initial IP and restore dns catched by dhcp...
How to change KVM's network properties ???
Thank you
P.S. : i studied it a little more and understood a little more the functionment :
I create a virtual interface (vmbr0-9) which acts like a virtual switch, and correctly forward broadcast packets...
But as soon as i specify a static IP to the KVM, it doesn't come up on my linux guest..
Myconfig :
vmbr0 attached to eth0.
And need to setup proxmox as 192.168.1.1 and KVM as 192.168.1.2, let's say
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