How many ip addresses should be sufficient for a single vserver?
If you think more than a few (more than 16 for example), would it be more useful/appropriate given your setup to use ranges of ips or enter them one by one?
Just for my feedback to start:
We normally use one ip address per vserver, but for some of our hosting services, we have 32 customers in a single vserver. The reason being, less individual services (overhead), more customers on a server, etc. The number 32 is used because of the limitation of adding secondary members to a group in reference to permissions. Instead of changing this in the kernel (if possible), we decided to increase the limitation in vserver tools/patch to allow more than 16 ip addresses. We do not use ranges only for the reason that other than the hassle of obtaining additional subnets, our existing free ips are not in blocks, but randomly throughout..
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