[LVM-I9] Look into vagrant networking

[UncleRedBeard]

After successfully creating a minimal ol6u6 box using lvm, I connected to the new box and checked the /etc/hosts file. It looks a little fat for my tastes, but it could just be that that's how it is supposed to be configured in order to connect to the new box.

I need to research more about vagrant / vbox networking. My concern is that some applications (i.e. Oracle Database Server) can be fairly finicky about how the local /etc/hosts file is configured.

It is possible that as a work around I can add a second NIC to the box and assign a static ip to eth1.

I will test this out.

[TobyHFerguson]

Check out the OVMDemo. Extra nics get added there.

I'll look at the host file later to see what you're talking about.
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 16:40 Uncle Redbeard notifications@github.com
wrote:

After successfully creating a minimal ol6u6 box using lvm, I connected to
the new box and check the /etc/hosts file. It looks a little fat for my
tastes, but it could just be that that's how it is supposed to be
configured in order to connect to the new box.

I need to research more about vagrant / vbox networking. My concern is
that some applications (i.e. Oracle Database Server) can be fairly finicky
about how the local /etc/hosts file is configured.

It is possible that as a work around I can add a second NIC to the box and
assign a static ip to eth1.

I will test this out.

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[UncleRedBeard]

contents of /etc/hosts

127.0.0.1 lvmi9.lab.net lvmi9 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4 ::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6