Akito
15-09-2014, 14:00
For my debian servers I've used the guide here http://help.ovh.co.uk/BridgeClient .... but maybe Alex's link will work as well.
Just to be sure, create new vMAC's.
Just to be sure, create new vMAC's.
Adding my FO IPs to my Debian server
Express
12-09-2014, 19:13
Do I follow 4/5 or 6 since I am using 7. I do not feel confident in that guide anyway, the English is poor quality.
Furthermore, the IPs do have vMAC addresses but they are from when I used the IPs for VMs in Hyper-V. The main IP doesn't have a MAC address available anywhere does it?
Furthermore, the IPs do have vMAC addresses but they are from when I used the IPs for VMs in Hyper-V. The main IP doesn't have a MAC address available anywhere does it?
alex
12-09-2014, 08:58
have you used the following guide: http://help.ovh.co.uk/IpAlias ?
Have you set the same Virtual MAC in OVH control panel as main IP address?
Have you set the same Virtual MAC in OVH control panel as main IP address?
Express
12-09-2014, 02:14
So I'm much more akin to and familiar with Windows Server, but I recently decided to make the jump to *nix with Debian 7. In part to save a bit of money, and other part is to learn a bit more of Debian which I find overall performs best in the ways I have needed it to in the past.
Now down to the point, basically what I am trying to do is add my FO IPs (ones I purchased at the time I had windows installed) to my 'new' Debian server.
I've had a bit of a 'play around' in "/etc/network/interfaces" but nothing that produces any results.
Now down to the point, basically what I am trying to do is add my FO IPs (ones I purchased at the time I had windows installed) to my 'new' Debian server.
I've had a bit of a 'play around' in "/etc/network/interfaces" but nothing that produces any results.