Hi!
On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 8:44 PM, Matthew Parsons <
[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm not super-solid on Solaris(h) networking, but:
>
> You're using a KVM (Linux? Windows?) guest to host your DHCP? (I'll assume
> you have a good reason ;) Are you just wanting an internal only, let the
> guests talk to each other, try ansible out test setup?
> (Sounds like LX zones for the DHCP clients, which OS?)
>
> But you mentioned NAT so I assume you're trying to route from Global Zone
> outside-world IP (public IP or itself NAT to outside world), to KVM?
>
I'm using a KVM CentOS 7 for the DHCP/DNS/NAT zone and LX CentOS 7 guests
for the internal network.
The idea is to get a cheap dedicated server with two IPs, give a public IP
to the global zone and another one to the KVM zone and have the KVM zone
NAT traffic to the internet, run ocserv/OpenVPN to allow external access to
private services and Apache reverse proxies for public services.
My reason for doing this in a KVM zone is because I'm more familiar with
Linux networking than Illumos' (I know that's not a good reason), Ansible
supports it better and there's more software (ocserv is not available for
Illumos, I think).
Right now I just need dhcpagent to behave.
I aspire to have an integrated DHCP/DNS setup which I can use to refer to
hosts everywhere by their hostnames and not having to track IP assignments
ever.
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