Jeff Williams wrote: > Hi, > > I followed these instructions to add an IP address to a running vserver: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > This is done from the host server: > > * add the ip on the host, for example > > ip addr add 194.169.123.23/24 dev eth0 > > * add the ip to the guest's network context (a guests NID is the > same as the XID {context ID}) > > naddress --add --nid <nid> --ip 194.169.123.23/24 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > So step one: > > # ip addr add 203.24.54.5/32 dev eth0 > > And then step two: > > # vserver-stat > CTX PROC VSZ RSS userTIME sysTIME UPTIME NAME > 0 76 402.9M 100.3M 2d17h47 1d13h29 179d18h32 root server This means you're either using old utils, or an old kernel... Either way, I suggest you upgrade. > 49157 53 15.9+ 2.2G 23m24s78 10m40s36 179d17h49 charon > 49158 12 211.1M 20.5M 39m48s30 1h18m14 179d17h49 nereid > 49159 149 421.9M 2.2G 1d19h53 1d04h22 179d17h49 ceres > 49160 12 278.8M 172M 9d11h32 3d15h29 179d03h09 dactyl > 49165 8 19.5M 5.9M 0m44s69 0m27s59 34d23h48 oberon > 49167 5 1.1G 22.9M 0m06s36 0m08s81 26d04h04 rhea You are using dynamic context ids, which are deprecated for a reason, this being one of them. Set static context ids and everything will be fine... -- Daniel Hokka Zakrisson