Linux Virtual Servers

Start up util-vserver

service vprocunhide start
service util-vserver start

Export Virtual Server name

# export vservername=<vservername>

Creating A Virtual Server

# vserver $vservername build -m yum --context 100 --hostname $vservername --interface eth0:a.b.c.d/24  -- --debug

Auto-start Virtual Server

# echo default > /etc/vservers/$vservername/apps/init/mark

Install VIM Editor & sysklogd

# vyum $vservername -- install vim-enhanced

# vyum $vservername -- install sysklogd

Install rootfiles
Install some files in /root...

# vyum $vservername -- install rootfiles

Create /vservers/$vservername/etc/profile.d/vserver.sh and chmod +x it ...

# If we in the vserver, display better prompt
export PS1="[<NAME HERE>:\u \W]% "

Configuring the Virtual Server
You'll need to edit /vservers/$vservername/etc/hosts & /vservers/$vservername/etc/resolv.conf to setup the dns

Edit /etc/vservers/$vservername/uts/nodename and set the hostname of the vserver.

Turn Everything On

chkconfig vservers-default on
chkconfig vprocunhide on
chkconfig util-vserver on

Starting a Virtual Server
Starting the vserver requires at least one service to be installed to run.

# vserver $vservername start

Stopping a Virtual Server

# vserver $vservername stop

Entering a Virtual Server

# vserver $vservername enter

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