vServer IP's in different subnet

[Hook]

Hi there.

I just wondered how to configure the proxmox host system and vservers when the OpenVZ servers are in a different subnet than the host system itself.
My host system is in 91.143.81.0/24 with the gateway 91.143.81.1
OpenVZ servers have IP addresses out of 91.143.93.0/24 with the default gateway 91.143.93.1

I already tried to get it working with the network card in bridge mode and the mac address set to the host system (that's what the datacenter tells to do so) but my OpenVZ vservers aren't reachable at all.

If you have some hints to solve my problem, please let me know.

I also posted in another forum a few days ago which is in german, though.

 

[tom]

do not use the term "vserver". http://linux-vserver.org/ is a technology which is not used by Proxmox VE.

see also http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/FAQ

 

[hotey]

Hello!
Help solve the following problem here:
There Proxmox 2.0 on the basis of Debian6.
It employs more than ten virtualmachines(Wndows), IP subnet of the internal (192.168.*.*). This server is based on Debian should work as a gateway for virtual machines. But in the end they (virt.machine) must connect each to its proxy-server (which are outside the local network). In addition, these proxy-servers have authorization.
I would sincerely appreciate any help!

 

[hotey]

Hello!
Help solve the following problem here:
There Proxmox 2.0 on the basis of Debian6.
It employs more than ten virtualmachines(Wndows), IP subnet of the internal (192.168.*.*). This server is based on Debian should work as a gateway for virtual machines. But in the end they (virt.machine) must connect each to its proxy-server (which are outside the local network). In addition, these proxy-servers have authorization.
I would sincerely appreciate any help!

Please help solve this problem.