Lan IP organization
With the addition of more and more XEN VMs, I’ve decided to split up my LAN IP range into something that is a little more organized.
LAN base IP:
192.168.0.xxx
Ranges:
001 – 099 :: Physical devices
100 – 199 :: Virtual machines (XEN, VMware, etc machines)
200 – 250 :: DHCP addresses (VMs or physical)
So, the following is a full list of all IP addresses taken up by things on my LAN.
Format [description (machine name) :: IP Address]
Router (dlink) :: 192.168.0.99
XEN server (xen-server05) :: 192.168.0.5
Linksys PAP2 phone adaptor ( ) :: 192.168.0.20
Roku M1001 music player ( ) :: 192.168.0.30
Printer ( ) :: 192.168.0.80
Dlink Wireless access point (router) :: 192.168.0.99
HTPC :: 192.168.0.40
WDTV Live :: 192.168.0.xxx
pfSense router XEN VM(pfSense) :: 192.168.0.1 (should probably be 192.168.0.101)
main server XEN VM(server03) :: 192.168.0.103
application server XEN VM (apps-server02) :: 192.168.0.105
web-server XEN VM (web server) :: 192.168.0.110
web-server02 XEN VM (web server02) :: 192.168.0.112
FreeNAS XEN VM (FreeNAS) :: 192.168.0.9? (CHANGE!!!)
WindowsServer2008 XEN VM :: 192.168.0.115
WindowsServer2003 XEN VM:: 192.168.0.121
WindowsXP XEN VM (windowsxp) :: 192.168.0.130
hello… i see you have freenas running in xen VM. any chance you could post your domU config file for that ? Did you install it via ISO, or somehow mount the img file?
thanks
That was a while ago.
I decided against using FreeNAS as an appliance.
But if I remember correctly, I believe I installed it from the iso file.
I will dig up the domU config file and post it here.