Ok I've tweaked it out as far as I am going to with bash. I'll redo some scripts in perl because I've thought of some additions to functionality...
Well aside from setting up the ifconfig for each, Linux by default sets arp_filter to 0 (The kernel can respond to arp requests with addresses...
Ok got it. It's messy and horrible, and I am sure there is a better way to do this, but here's one way: for x in `VBoxManage list vms | grep...
Ok. One line to output VM name and os: for x in `VBoxManage list vms | grep '"' | cut -d'"' -f2 2>/dev/null`; do VBoxManage showvminfo "${x}"...
How are you looking to configure them? separate nics on the same subnet? ganged together? failover? separate nics on different subnets?
tcp 0 0 *:domain *:* LISTEN 5551/pdns_server-in That means pdns is taking up the port on which bind wants to run. One or the other. either...
So you're running pdns and bind together?
That looks like you're wanting to install debian (iirc, that's the page that lists those types in that manner.) Can I clarify if you mean the 12...
http://www.fwbuilder.org/ I'd use that to limit connections. YMMV. ETA: Nevermind, daveb's solution is more elegant.
Well before I started installing perl modules I'd look around at some php-based ticket systems. Flyspray is popular with some folks I know. I've...
Firewall rules maybe? What distro is it running on?
I will actually be building an Ubuntu LDAP guest tonight or tomorrow. I'll see if I can replicate your problem.
Apologies for the many posts, but I often nitpick my own ideas and something just struck me. My script to determine the OS of each guests and...
Also, forgot to add: The basic funcitonality of my scripts are mostly covered in VBoxManage/VBoxHeadless commands. The extras I added are...
Sure. As for scripts, I'll post them in a bit. First, if you want to enable vrdp per guest you can get familiar with the command VBoxManage....
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