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--- en:dedicated-server:operating-system:distribution-virtualisation:distribution-proxmox:distribution-proxmox-ve-3 [2016/06/24 11:17]
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+++ en:dedicated-server:operating-system:distribution-virtualisation:distribution-proxmox:distribution-proxmox-ve-3 [2016/12/07 10:58]
dedibox [Configuration with VENET (OpenVZ)]
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-===== Configuration Debian / Ubuntu =====
+===== Network configuration =====
-Editez le fichier **/etc/network/interfaces**
+You can find all information about the [[en:dedicated-server:network:ip-failover:virtual-machine|configuration of a failover IP on a virtual machine]] in our dedicated documentation.
-  auto eth0
-  iface eth0 inet static
-      address ip-failover
-      netmask 255.255.255.255
-      broadcast ip-failover
-      post-up route add ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1 dev eth0
-      post-up route add default gw ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1
-      post-down route del ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1 dev eth0
-      post-down route del default gw ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1
-Il faut ensuite éditer le fichier :
-  /etc/resolv.conf
-et renseigner nos serveurs [[fr:dedicated-server:network:dedibox-network|cache DNS]]
-  nameserver 62.210.16.6
-  nameserver 62.210.16.7
-Taper ensuite "**ifup eth0**" pour activer le réseau de votre machine virtuelle.
-Votre serveur est configuré et votre première machine virtuelle est fonctionnelle.
-===== Configuration Redhat / CentOS =====
-Edit the file **/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0**
-  DEVICE=eth0
-  BOOTPROTO=none
-  ONBOOT=yes
-  USERCTL=no
-  IPV6INIT=no
-  PEERDNS=yes
-  TYPE=Ethernet
-  NETMASK=255.255.255.255
-  IPADDR=ip-failover
-  GATEWAY=ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1
-  ARP=yes
-  HWADDR=votre-mac-virtuelle
-Edit the file **/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-eth0**
-  ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1 dev eth0
-  default via ip-principale-de-votre-serveur.1 dev eth0
-Type after "**ifup eth0**" to active the network of the Virtual machine.
-Your server is now configured and your virtual machine is ready.
-===== Windows Server =====
-Si le host a comme IP a.b.c.d, et la VM e.f.g.h, la passerelle a renseigner est a.b.c.1
 ===== Configuration with VENET (OpenVZ) =====
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 The configuration in VENET mode can only be easier.
-In a first step, you have to edit the file /etc/vz/vz.conf as following (In SSH, directly on your Proxmox host) :
+First step: you have to edit the file /etc/vz/vz.conf as following (In SSH, directly on your Proxmox host) :
 <code>NEIGHBOUR_DEVS=eth0</code>
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 {{ :fr:dedicated-server:operating-system:distribution-virtualisation:distribution-proxmox:prox-venet-1.png |}}
-<note important>Attention with this configuration it is required that your failover IP **DOES NOT HAVE** a virtual MAC</note>
+<note important>Careful, with this configuration it is required that your failover IP **DOES NOT HAVE** a virtual MAC</note>
 Finish now the creation of the container.\\
 The VM should now be fully accessible.