Tnx.
It is solved. The problem was conflicting IP's wich i got from my provider.
Baltasar Cevc schreef:
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> Hi Attila,
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> On 03.11.2006, at 15:25, Attila - Van der Velde Media wrote:
>> How can i set a default gateway for a guest?
>>
>> Now a guest cannot reach the internet. When i type "route", on the
>> commandline within the guest, gateway shows *
> The routing is a kernel thing - thus it's done 'by the host' for all the
> vservers (same applies to packet filtering). You have to change the
> routes on the host.
> I'd check the packet filter and the routing (do that on the host).
> It may also be a resolver problem (maybe you haven't set up
> /etc/resolv.conf in the guests, or their IPs aren't considered valid
> clients on the nameserver you try to reach).
>
> If you want different routing, depending on the vserver you're using,
> you'll probably want to set up advanced routing (IPRoute2, ip route
> command, see the Linux advanced routing and traffic control howto for
> starting points).
>
> Baltasar
>
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