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Is it possible to set the IP address when launching a container?
Setup public IP address on LXC containerSetup permanent bridge for dynamic network devices from lxc container?Cannot attach to auto-started LXC containers in (Fedora) SELinuxTwo LXC containers using two different physical network interfacesLXC NAT forward host port to containerHow do I connect a veth device inside an 'anonymous' network namespace to one outside?Creating a layer 2 virtual interface, linked via virtual bridge to eth0Creating a custom template, based on some existing LXC template after running the instance at least onceCould not find writable mount point for cgroup hierarchy 13 while trying to create cgroupAny Linux containers with point-to-point host-guest network support?
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I’m looking for examples how to create/launch a container with a predefined ipv4.address? Is that even possible? I've tried with
lxc launch image name --config 'eth0.ipv4.address=10.0.2.2'
Though this errors out with unknown key? I'm suspecting that's a limitation of LXD?
networking lxc lxd
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I’m looking for examples how to create/launch a container with a predefined ipv4.address? Is that even possible? I've tried with
lxc launch image name --config 'eth0.ipv4.address=10.0.2.2'
Though this errors out with unknown key? I'm suspecting that's a limitation of LXD?
networking lxc lxd
asked Mar 28 at 17:30
bugzbunnybugzbunny
111
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I’m looking for examples how to create/launch a container with a predefined ipv4.address? Is that even possible? I've tried with
lxc launch image name --config 'eth0.ipv4.address=10.0.2.2'
Though this errors out with unknown key? I'm suspecting that's a limitation of LXD?
networking lxc lxd
asked Mar 28 at 17:30
bugzbunnybugzbunny
111
I’m looking for examples how to create/launch a container with a predefined ipv4.address? Is that even possible? I've tried with
lxc launch image name --config 'eth0.ipv4.address=10.0.2.2'
Though this errors out with unknown key? I'm suspecting that's a limitation of LXD?
networking lxc lxd
networking lxc lxd
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Not with lxc launch image name --config in my testing, though not ideal, the following did accomplish what I needed in the end.
Copy default profile called staticip and remove eth0 device.
LXCN=lxcname
lxc init image name --profile staticip
lxc config device add $LXCN eth0 ipv4.address=10.0.3.2 nictype=bridged parent=virbr1
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Not with lxc launch image name --config in my testing, though not ideal, the following did accomplish what I needed in the end.
Copy default profile called staticip and remove eth0 device.
LXCN=lxcname
lxc init image name --profile staticip
lxc config device add $LXCN eth0 ipv4.address=10.0.3.2 nictype=bridged parent=virbr1
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Not with lxc launch image name --config in my testing, though not ideal, the following did accomplish what I needed in the end.
Copy default profile called staticip and remove eth0 device.
LXCN=lxcname
lxc init image name --profile staticip
lxc config device add $LXCN eth0 ipv4.address=10.0.3.2 nictype=bridged parent=virbr1
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Not with lxc launch image name --config in my testing, though not ideal, the following did accomplish what I needed in the end.
Copy default profile called staticip and remove eth0 device.
LXCN=lxcname
lxc init image name --profile staticip
lxc config device add $LXCN eth0 ipv4.address=10.0.3.2 nictype=bridged parent=virbr1
answered Mar 28 at 18:33
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Not with lxc launch image name --config in my testing, though not ideal, the following did accomplish what I needed in the end.
Copy default profile called staticip and remove eth0 device.
LXCN=lxcname
lxc init image name --profile staticip
lxc config device add $LXCN eth0 ipv4.address=10.0.3.2 nictype=bridged parent=virbr1
answered Mar 28 at 18:33
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