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While "jng" or "jib" without arguments told you what each sub-command does, sub-command usage didn't tell you (e.g., "jng bridge" or "jib addm" gave only usage and not description). |
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# $FreeBSD$ The below 4 samples require a VIMAGE enabled kernel: # (as root) $ cp VIMAGE /usr/src/sys/amd64/conf/ $ cd /usr/src $ make KERNCONF=VIMAGE kernel $ reboot Sample 1: jail.conf(5) $ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/ $ cat jail.xxx.conf >> /etc/jail.conf $ vi /etc/jail.conf # NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface $ sysrc jail_enable=YES # NB: Assumes jail_list="" (meaning ``all jails in jail.conf'') # NB: Assumes rc_conf_files="" (``below rc.conf(5) samples not used'') $ service jail start Sample 2: rc.conf(5) $ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/ $ cp rc.conf.jails /etc/ $ vi /etc/rc.conf.jails # NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface $ sysrc rc_conf_files+=/etc/rc.conf.jails # NB: Assumes /etc/jail.conf does not exist and jail_list="" $ service jail start Sample 3: Per-jail jail.conf(5) $ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/ $ cp jail.xxx.conf /etc/ $ vi /etc/jail.xxx.conf # NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface $ sysrc jail_enable=YES $ sysrc jail_list+=xxx # NB: Assumes rc_conf_files="" $ service jail start Sample 4: Per-jail rc.conf(5) $ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/ $ cp rcjail.xxx.conf /etc/ $ vi /etc/rcjail.xxx.conf # NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface $ sysrc jail_enable=YES $ sysrc jail_list+=xxx $ sysrc rc_conf_files+=/etc/rcjail.xxx.conf # NB: Assumes neither /etc/jail.conf nor /etc/jail.xxx.conf exist $ service jail start For additional recipes, see share/examples/netgraph for making and hooking together jails using netgraph as the virtual networking fabric.