This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.
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Clone VPS
This is important if you host several VEs in the same Hardware Node so that you don't have to repeat the same process again and again.
Just do this:
- vzctl stop old_VEid
- cp /vz/root/old_VEid /vz/root/new_VEid (don't know why but a file of that name was there, so I made a copy)
- cp /etc/vz/conf/old_VEid.conf /etc/vz/conf/new_VEid.conf
- cp -r /vz/private/old_VEid /vz/private/new_VEid
- vzctl start new_VEid; vzctl start old_VEid
If it starts well, the VE is cloned. However, if you have created a VE with the same ID before and destroyed it (vzctl destroy VEid), then do not forget to delete files relating to that:
- rm /vz/root/destroyed_VEid /etc/vz/conf/destroyed_VEid.conf.destroyed
Maybe you need a HN reboot like in my case, but not sure.
I ackknowledge the help of Mr. Vasily Tarasov at [1]
Dr. Sichendra Bista eParliament.org[2]
Pages in category "HOWTO"
The following 142 pages are in this category, out of 142 total.
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- Backup a running container over the network with ezvzdump
- Backup of a running container with vzdump
- Bare Metal Installer
- Basic operations in OpenVZ environment
- Basic operations in OpenVZ environment/en
- Basic operations in OpenVZ environment/ru
- Bind mounts
- Bonding
- Building external kernel modules
- Building LKM against OpenVZ kernel from RPM
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- I/O limits
- I/O priorities
- Install kernel from RPM on Debian 6.0
- Install kernel from RPM on Ubuntu 10.04
- Install yum
- Installation on Debian 7
- Installation on Debian 8
- Installation on Debian 9
- Installation on Debian/old
- Installation on ubuntu gutsy server
- Installing Trixbox 2.0 in CentOS VE
- Installing vnc server on Fedora
- IPsec
- IPv6
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- UBC parameter units
- Ubuntu Gutsy template creation
- Ubuntu Hardy template creation
- Ubuntu Lucid template creation
- Ubuntu template
- Ubuntu Trusty template creation
- Ubuntu without templates
- Update issues
- USB Printing in VE
- Using NAT for container with private IPs
- Using private IPs for Hardware Nodes
- Using real network device
- Using veth and brctl for protecting HN and saving IP addresses
- Using Virtuozzo in the Amazon EC2
- Using Virtuozzo in the Microsoft Azure
- Using vzpkg and vzyum on x86 64