jail 127.0.0.x howto

2006-12-05 Thread vittorio
Under freebsd 6.1 I set up an apache 2.0 server in a jail working on fxp0 
10.155.1.10 and aliased as 10.155.1.11. It works like a charme.

Now while IP 10.155.1.10 is a fixed IP address I've been assigned by my office 
network administrator (it is also in the office DNS) the aliased IP address, 
10.155.1.11, is an abuse of mine just for the sake of trying if the jail 
worked.

Because I'm entitled to have  ** one** fixed IP only, I wonder how I can use 
the 127.0.0.x adddresses to setup the jail for apache, as I found suggested, 
better hinted, googling. A step by step example would be very helpful.
How to set up the jail using the internal addresses?

Ciao
Vittorio
 
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Re: jail 127.0.0.x howto

2006-12-05 Thread Joe Holden
vittorio wrote:
 Under freebsd 6.1 I set up an apache 2.0 server in a jail working on fxp0 
 10.155.1.10 and aliased as 10.155.1.11. It works like a charme.
 
 Now while IP 10.155.1.10 is a fixed IP address I've been assigned by my 
 office 
 network administrator (it is also in the office DNS) the aliased IP address, 
 10.155.1.11, is an abuse of mine just for the sake of trying if the jail 
 worked.
 
 Because I'm entitled to have  ** one** fixed IP only, I wonder how I can use 
 the 127.0.0.x adddresses to setup the jail for apache, as I found suggested, 
 better hinted, googling. A step by step example would be very helpful.
 How to set up the jail using the internal addresses?
 
 Ciao
 Vittorio
  

You could redirect ports from the host to the internal jail loopback IP.

Ta,
Joe
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