Hello,
I'm currently running a server based on FreeBSD 10.3. I'm using jails to separate all the running services. Since I only have one public IPv4 address, I use PF and a nginx-proxy to redirect to the specific jails inside the NAT.
My plan is to use 11.0 and it's enhanced bhyve features to build my own virtual machine host. So far I've successfully installed a FreeBSD guest using the vm-bhyve tool. It runs inside of a NAT using dnsmasq and the vm-bhyve switch features.
My problem now is:
How do I set up the network if I want jail1 on guest1 to be able to connect to connect to guest2 (linux). My hosting provider provides me with one public IPv4 address and a IPv6 subnet. My first thought was to run all guest-vms inside a NAT and configure bridge interfaces for all jails on guest1.
2. Question:
Is it possible to install an OpenBSD guest to use as a firewall for the NAT or even better, the NAT and the host?
Thanks in advance,
Tobante
I'm currently running a server based on FreeBSD 10.3. I'm using jails to separate all the running services. Since I only have one public IPv4 address, I use PF and a nginx-proxy to redirect to the specific jails inside the NAT.
My plan is to use 11.0 and it's enhanced bhyve features to build my own virtual machine host. So far I've successfully installed a FreeBSD guest using the vm-bhyve tool. It runs inside of a NAT using dnsmasq and the vm-bhyve switch features.
My problem now is:
How do I set up the network if I want jail1 on guest1 to be able to connect to connect to guest2 (linux). My hosting provider provides me with one public IPv4 address and a IPv6 subnet. My first thought was to run all guest-vms inside a NAT and configure bridge interfaces for all jails on guest1.
2. Question:
Is it possible to install an OpenBSD guest to use as a firewall for the NAT or even better, the NAT and the host?
Thanks in advance,
Tobante