Hello,
... this is rather a question for configuration work ... hope it's ok.
In a LAN of another company, we do not have physical access to, we run a DELL Machine (Poweredge 730).
We vitualized the machine with ESXi (ESXi 5.5) into several VMs, all of which have an external IP.
Now I want to create a new VM I only have an internal IP for ...
The standard-switch (vSwitch0) has a physical adapter "vmnic0" with the ip range:
189.33.2.1 - 189.33.2.254
Which includes of course our external IPs.
The company simply plugged a cable to the Poweredge and gave us an internal ip (say: 10.10.24.48)
So I created an additional standard-switch (vSwitch1) with a physical adapter "vmnic1".
But where can I add the ip - range ? Or will it be assigned after a reboot of the Poweredge ?
For the additional VM I do not need a domain. It's only for internal services. the network config in
/etc/network/interfaces looks sane to me:
source /etc/network/interfaces.d/* # empty directory
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
allow-hotplug ens32
iface ens32 inet static
address 10.10.24.48/24
gateway 10.10.24.1
dns-search database
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Non-the-less I cannot connect to other machines e.g. via ssh.
Can you get me started in order to connect it to the LAN network ?
On that machine i put a Debian. Is it possible to run updates to the os e.g. with apt, only
having an internal IP ?
... would be grateful for some help here.
Best and Thanks,
Johann