Quoting Ajith Adapa ([email protected]):
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible bind a physical NIC to a running container without stopping
> it ?
>
> Currently based on the configuration in config file interfaces are created
> inside a container
Technically no they are created on the host and passed into the
container.
> and linked to a physical nic in host machine. Let us say
> my host machine has physical nics eth0 and eth1. When I started the
> container it has configuration only for linking up with eth0 via bridge
> mode. Now I want to bind the eth1(host machine) interface to the same
> running container. Is it possible ?
Yes. The simpler way is to use lxc-device to pass it in, using
lxc-device -n container add eth1 eth1
Or you can always using 'ip'. Use lxc-info to get the init pid of the
container, then do
ip link set eth0 netns <initpid>
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