On Thursday 15 February 2007 14:44, pancho pantera wrote:
hello,
i don't know where to search for THIS, info about jailed VPS.and secondly
handbook and other papers and docs, are some times criptic , because
english is not may mother language, i usually speak spanish.
usually irtual private servers has its own public internet IP address,
but here in mexico this is very expensive.
my project is to get just one IP address and put freebsd jails for VPS
behind NAT for offer: VPS whit shared IP.
something between shared webhsoting and FULL VPS (whit own public IP for
each).
please letme know where can ia find more info or answer for this
topic.
Set up NAT as you otherwise would using the real interface and IP as the
external network. There are several different methods for doing this, most of
which are discussed and mentioned in the handbook. I use ipfw+natd since
that's what I'm most familiar with, but pf may be a better option if you're
just getting started.
Since your internal network doesn't have (or need) a real network interface,
use the loopback interface (lo0). Create an alias in the 127.0.0.0/8 network
for each jail. You should of course reserve 127.0.0.1 as the real localhost
address.
Set up the jails as you normally would, using the 127.x.x.x IP's you allocated
above. See the jail(8) manpage to get started. There are other howtos and
guides out there that might give more background and examples, but the
manpage has always been adequate fo my (modest) needs. You might also want to
look at the sysutils/ezjail port. See also
http://erdgeist.org/arts/software/ezjail/ .
Decide how you are going to allocate ports and/or proxy/share commonly used
ports. For http and https (80 and 443), consider running Apache with
mod_proxy and virtualhosts.
Should get you started at least...
JN
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