Bastille networks can be bridged, NAT’d, or VNET’d.
Run jails like mini-VMs, or keep them lean on localhost.
Flexibility is baked in.
Which setup do you prefer?
Bastille networks can be bridged, NAT’d, or VNET’d.
Run jails like mini-VMs, or keep them lean on localhost.
Flexibility is baked in.
Which setup do you prefer?
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Hey #FreeBSD friends, I’m testing #BastilleBSD and I’ve created my first VNET Jails.
It’s all great and good but what is the use case that make you choose a #VNET #jail instead of a "regular" jail? (I’m using regular jails for many years)
thank you! :)
After a while of fiddling, I got dual-stack for FreeBSD (IPv4 and IPv6) VNet Jails working properly and reliably 🙂
The important lessons, I've learned:
/etc/sysctl.conf:
+net.link.bridge.inherit_mac=1
/boot/loader.conf:
+if_epair_load="YES"
/etc/rc.conf:
+create_args_bridge0="inet6 auto_linklocal -ifdisabled addm vtnet0"
+ifconfig_vtnet0="up -tso -vlanhwtso"
+rtsold_enable="YES"
+rtsold_flags="-i -m bridge0"
Then, configuring ifconfig_bridge0_ipv6 as well as ipv6_defaultrouter for the host to have IPv6 connectivity as well as the network-configuration in the jail via $jail/etc/rc.conf (The jail of course needs it's own IP on the same subnet as the host)
Screenshots of the fully working configuration with a connectivity test are attached :-)