I checked the documentation and searched the Net, but couldn't find an answer.
What is the max value of a VM ID?
In the man pages I could see that it is an integer:
Is it a 32-bit integer? Unsigned?. 64bit?
Even if it's just a 32bit int, it would mean that N could be 2147483647.
This is usually not important, but I'd like to start using a certain format, e.g.
where T is a type (template, VM, LXC) and used so that the next 4 can be padded, since I can't have leading zeros.
VVVV is the VLAN ID
O is the OS type
N network type statIc/dhcp
UUUU VM number
I can't do that when the max VMID is e.g. 9999.
What is the max value of a VM ID?
In the man pages I could see that it is an integer:
<vmid> <integer> (1 - N)
Is it a 32-bit integer? Unsigned?. 64bit?
Even if it's just a 32bit int, it would mean that N could be 2147483647.
This is usually not important, but I'd like to start using a certain format, e.g.
TVVVVONUUUU
where T is a type (template, VM, LXC) and used so that the next 4 can be padded, since I can't have leading zeros.
VVVV is the VLAN ID
O is the OS type
N network type statIc/dhcp
UUUU VM number
I can't do that when the max VMID is e.g. 9999.