ID of the network class for which network statisticsįor example, from the command output above, you can see that around 9 MB of data were uploaded to the container M圜T, (2) about 12 MB were downloaded from it, and all the traffic was exchanged with servers from class 0 networks. UUID assigned to virtual machine or container. The vznetstat utility displays the following information: Keep in mind that the vznetstat utility displays statistics only about virtual machines and containers that were started at least once. UUID Net.Class Input(bytes) Input(pkts) Output(bytes) Output(pkts)īy default, vznetstat shows network statistics for both virtual machines and containers. To apply changes after editing the /etc/vz/conf/networks_classes file, restart either the virtual machine(s) or/and container(s) for which changes have been made or the hardware node itself if the changes are global. IPv6 addresses from 2001:db88:: to 2001:db88::ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff with the exception of addresses in the sub-range of 2001:db88:3333:: to 2001:db88:3333::ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff, which are also treated as class 1.Īll other IP addresses (both IPv4 and IPv6) belong to class 1. In this example, IPv4 addresses in the range of 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255 and IPv6 addresses in the range of fe80:: to fe80::ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff are treated as class 0 addresses and no accounting is done for the traffic from virtual machines and containers destined to these addresses.Ĭlass 2 matches the following IP addresses: # class 2 - addresses for the "foreign" traffic Virtuozzo Hybrid Server 7 User's Guide PDF, 1276 KB.Setting Up RSA Authentication Between Nodes Monitoring Nodes and Virtual Environments via Zabbix Monitoring Nodes and Virtual Environments via Prometheus Customizing the Message of the Day (MOTD) Participating in Customer Experience Program Enabling Nested Virtualization in Virtual Machines Uninstalling Virtuozzo Guest Tools from Virtual Machines Aligning Disks and Partitions in Virtual Machines Creating Configuration Files for New Linux Distributions Using SCTP in Containers and Virtual Machines Connecting to Virtual Machines and Containers via VNC Managing Container Virtual Hard Disk Encryption Setting Up Docker and Kubernetes in Virtuozzo Containers Creating Virtual Environments with virt-install Converting CentOS 7 and 8 in Virtual Environments to Virtuozzo Linux 8 Installing Applications to Containers from EZ Templates Managing Dynamic Mitigation of Intel CPU Vulnerabilities Configuring Automatic Memory Management Policies Configuring HA Priority for Virtual Machines and Containers Configuring Resource Relocation Modes for Nodes Participating in S3 or iSCSI Export Enabling and Disabling High Availability for Nodes Updating Nodes in Virtuozzo Storage Clusters Updating Automatically with Smart Updates
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Transferring the License to Another Server Configuring Virtual Machines and Containers in Bridged Mode Configuring Virtual Machines and Containers in Host-Routed Mode Networking Modes in Virtuozzo Hybrid Server Managing Network Adapters on the Hardware Node Main Operations on Services and Processes Managing Virtual Machine Configuration Samples Managing Container Resource Configuration Managing Virtual Machine Memory Parameters
Managing Network Accounting and Bandwidth Performing Virtual Machine-Specific Operations Migrating Virtual Machines and Containers Managing Virtual Machine and Container Backups Viewing Detailed Information about Virtual Machines and Containers Running Commands in Virtual Machines and Containers Suspending Virtual Machines and Containers Starting, Stopping, Restarting, and Querying Status of Virtual Machines and Containers Performing Initial Configuration of Virtual Machines and Containers Physical Server Availability Considerations Differences between Virtuozzo Hybrid Server and OpenVZ
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