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Old 03-08-2014
Ping a container LXC

Hello,
Please, I try to do ping 10.0.3.8 (ip of LXC container) from VMB but it didn't work ! Have you an idea please ?
Here is an explanation of what I want do: (red arrow)

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Thanks a lot.
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NAME
ImVirt - detects several virtualizations SYNOPSIS
use ImVirt; print imv_get(IMV_PROB_DEFAULT, imv_detect())," "; DESCRIPTION
The "ImVirt" package tries to detect if it is run in a virtualization container. At least the following container should be detected: ARAnyM KVM lguest LXC OpenVZ QEMU UML VirtualBox Virtual PC/Server VMware Xen DETECTION HEURISTIC
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