Hello everyone, so I have a raspberry pi so I could learn linux and how to configure a webserver atleast the basics to host my Django apps. Right now I will not be working with Django, just basic html file to learn about virtual hosts.
When I try to access my 2 sites (2 virtual hosts in raspberry pi) from my laptop, the sites can't connect by domain name.
Here is what I did:
1. Created a directory structure for each site:
/var/www/soccer/index.html
/var/www/volleyball/index.html
2. Created a ".conf" file for each site inside "sites-available":
SOCCER SITE (soccer.conf):
<VirtualHost 192.168.1.15:80>
ServerName soccersite.com
ServerAlias www.soccersite.com
ServerAdmin soccersite@msn.com
DocumentRoot /var/www/soccer
ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log
CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log combined
</VirtualHost>
VOLLEYBALL SITE (volleyball.conf):
<VirtualHost 192.168.1.15:80>
ServerName volleyballsite.com
ServerAlias www.volleyballsite.com
ServerAdmin volleyballsite@msn.com
DocumentRoot /var/www/volleyball
ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log
CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log combined
</VirtualHost>
3. I edited the /etc/hosts file and added the following:
192.168.1.15 soccersite.com
192.168.1.15 volleyballsite.com
4. I enabled the sites:
sudo a2ensite soccer.conf
sudo a2ensite volleyball.conf
5. Reloaded the Apache2 server:
sudo systemctl reload apache2
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MY RESULTS:
Now, when I enter "soccersite.com" and "volleyballsite.com" from my raspberry pi's web browser, I can access the sites OK.
If I enter 192.168.1.15 in the browser, it gives me the "soccer" site, since it's the first virtual host created, and NOT the "volleyballsite.com" since that's the 2nd in the list.
BUT, when I try to view the websites (soccersite.com and [volleyballsite.com](https://volleyb
... keep reading on reddit ➡I need help setting my Linux machines' network priorites.
I have been trying to setup a virtual LAN network between two or more Linux machines running games though WINE and Zerotier.
Everything works fine from the games launching and detecting each other when connected to the same local network to the Zerotier configuration allowing the two computers to ping each other, however when i connect them via the virtual LAN (Zerotier) the games can no longer communicate.
I have identified the problem as being an issue of network priority, as when I launch my game it says it is hosting via the 192.168.0.* of my home network and not the 192.168.196.* of the Zerotier network.
I have tried looking for a solution online and have found the terminal command `sudo ifmetric *network-name* *value*` , however even after setting the network priority of Zerotier higher than my default network with this method and verifying their new status' with `route -n`, my games still connect via my home network's 192.168.0.*
Any help would be greatly appreciated as the ability to setup virtual LAN networks for playing classic games across the web is my only hang up when switching to Linux permanently.
So, I am using Hyper Vs virtual machine ( for the purpose of downloading torrented software) and during the process of setting it up this question arrises
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I would like to configure my Vm in such a way that it uses the Vpn I have running on my Main computer, and that whatever I decide to download on the Vm will also be run through the Vpn. If I enable this virtual switch, would that prevent me from doing the things I described?
I followed the official wiki guide and have a functional bridge, but I am met with <5MB/s speeds if I try to transfer a file between two different interfaces on the bridge.
Any ideas what could be going wrong here? It looks like people experience some performance loss, but nowhere near as bad as this.
This is a Qemu/KVM OPNsense setup with 8 cores & Intel PCIE nics in passthrough mode using the e1000 device model. Thanks for any ideas on this!
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I'm new with Kali and recently got it installed via Windows 10 ( using WSL 2) and connecting Via Xrdp and I purchased a Ac600 ( Archer T2u Plus) because i was on a small Budget and was told that it would work with Kali. I watched a YouTube Video and followed all the steps and i was very happy when I got Kali running
In order for me to connect to Kali I would open the Windows Kali GUI and run " ip a" and take the IP address and open a RDP session ( i noticed the IP would change an not the same) and I just got used to that routine as I'm fairly new to Linux world and trying to learn as much
So right now my problem is that Kali is no seeing the WIFI Adapter ( Win10 does See it when plugged in ) and would appreciate any feedback as I understand that the Kali on Win10 is a Virtual machine and how i can get it to communicate to the Wifi Adapter if It can't see it as a USB device when connected to Win10
Three kids, two adults, multiple users. Trying to think through creation of a centralized high powered desktop with 5 “dumb stations” that all link into VMs run on that centralized system. Thoughts on setup? Impossible? Everything would be hardwired.
I'm looking to create a browser 'bookmark' so I can open my VMs on any machine (mostly on the webOS smartTV) on my LAN - no access is needed from outside the LAN.
Simply creating a bookmark at present (when the vm is open) results in me needing to log into the Unraid dashboard first - and I'd prefer to not do that as I want the VMs to be available to all. Again main access would be from the webOS smart tv).
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks!
We're pleased to announce the Stellaris Virtual LAN Party!
During PDXCON Weekend (May 21st - 23rd) play competitive and roleplay MP games, enter to win prizes, learn to play from veterans, or join a Play with a Dev game!
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Hello, I'm trying to find the reason why virtual LAN isn't working on this old racing game.
Fortunately, real LAN is working fine: even though I can't see the server in game, I can connect by entering host's IPv4 address.
Then I wanted to test the game on virtual LAN. I tried Hamachi, ZeroTier and Radmin VPN but none of them worked. The test was done on my two computers (separate networks with firewall disabled on both): PC is connected to ethernet (no router) while laptop is connected to mobile internet (Android phone Wi-Fi hotspot). Unlike real LAN, I can see the host server in game. However, as soon as I try to connect, it says "Cannot establish connection".
Hey Everyone I have a quest 2 that I use for PCVR. Currently my home router is in another room which makes it not Ideal for Virtual desktop.
I wanted to know if I use a spare router to connect my PC (Wired) and my quest to for VirtualDesktop. Can I still keep my PC connected to my home router via Wi-Fi for internet?
I’ve seen video of people connecting to two different networks and forcing applications to run on a specific network but they are pretty old. I wanted to know if anyone has done the legwork and can point me in the right direction.
Have you want to play minecraft with your friends but you couldn't because of one of the following reasons? Renting or creating a server is too expensive? Port forwarding and router configurations are too complicated for you? Hosting software is insensibly demanding?
It would make sense for Minecraft which is a game meant to be played with friends to have a peer-to-peer system which cuts out the server and connects players directly to each other, there are many other games out there that are already utilizing this feature so why doesn't minecraft?
Hi.
I have two flats which share a single internet connection. I would like to be able to connect my Oculus Quest to the virtual desktop from the other flat. I am able to connect to devices "upstream", but it doesn't work "downstream". Please see the diagram for a better explanation.
The virtual desktop streamer is on PC 3 on the network 192.168.1.2, and I would like to be able to connect to it from 192.168.1.1. Can this be done by setting up the routers properly?
In my case, it was the game BLUR running on Wine, that couldn't find hosts on the LAN server browser when running zero tier 1, but I assume the solution would apply to all games running on LAN based networking
To run Blur on Mac OS through wine, and to have a Windows/ Mac host SHOW UP on your Mac machine:
You need to open up terminal and add this code
sudo route add -host 255.255.255.255 -interface zt0
zt0 is your network interface name. It can change based on what virtual LAN software you use. zt0 is for zero tier one, but I've seen that name change too.
To find your network interface name, just open terminal and type "netstat -rn" and you'll see an array of ip addresses etc. Just make sure to find the ip address that resembles your virtual lan ip, and the appropriate name will be mentioned on the column. For Hamachi it would be Ham0, and I've seen instances of zerotier 1 named as feth1199 (just make sure to double check the device over on zero tier one)
SO glad to finally see this work.
Hello, I have recently installed ZeroTier for local LAN multiplayer of classic Warcraft III, which me and my friend wanted to play, we have tried it on other games such as Left 4 dead 2, Minecraft and No more room in hell, and worked for all of them. I have not changed anything in ZeroTier Central besides authorizing my friend to join.
Hi all,
Basically, my goal is to access my NAS at home through LAN from anywhere.
I assume the best way is to get a Dedicated Virtual IP Address, but I can't find anyone that offers this with LAN ports.
How can I solve this problem???
Has anyone here tried to setup a virtual LAN network on the Wineskin Mac AOM that has been floating around here? Any Virtual LAN Mac help will be appreciated. Trying to set up a network to play with my friends
Hey All!
Due to covid times, a ton of my friends are suffering from mental health issues. We grew up together but all are in different states now.
To get us some "together time" I'm throwing together a virtual LAN party for about 8 friends in a rush on Friday. Do you have any suggestions on titles? So far I was thinking:
DoTA2
Halo
Halo2
Among Us
Starcraft 2
Team Fortress 2
any resources would be epic, I would really appreciate it =)
Hi, I am looking for something that would allow me to play mulitplayer with my friends, which I cannot do "just connecting" over the internet because of some firewalls and IP problems which I do not understand anymore (I've tried a lot to fix it, trust me).
So I am looking for something akin to Hamachi, except that I, the host, would have the software installed and others could join my multiplayer game simply by IP, without the need to having to install it on their machines and then having to join my network and only THEN be able to join by IP.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
I’m hosting a virtual LAN party for MCC on Pc!
Now that so many of us are likely to be home it’s a perfect time!
Please comment or message me to be invited. I’m going to put together a Facebook video chat so we can all see each other and make new friends! Unfortunately Xbox and Pc don’t have cross play at this point so it has to be on pc!
Thanks! I’m super excited. Also, I’ll probably stream the hangout, so if you are uncomfortable with that, let me know!
I followed the official wiki guide and have a functional bridge, but I am met with <5MB/s speeds if I try to transfer a file between two different interfaces on the bridge.
Any ideas what could be going wrong here? It looks like people experience some performance loss, but nowhere near as bad as this.
This is a Qemu/KVM OPNsense setup with 8 cores & Intel PCIE nics in passthrough mode using the e1000 device model. Thanks for any ideas on this!
In my instance, it was the game "Blur" running through Wine on a MacBook that couldn't find LAN hosted servers in the server browser, I'm assuming it's the same protocol for any other LAN based game.
To run Blur on Mac OS through wine, and to have a Windows/ Mac host SHOW UP on your Mac machine:
You need to open up terminal and add this code
sudo route add -host 255.255.255.255 -interface zt0
zt0 is your network interface name. It can change based on what virtual LAN software you use. zt0 is for zero tier one, but I've seen that name change too.
To find your network interface name, just open terminal and type "netstat -rn" and you'll see an array of ip addresses etc. Just make sure to find the ip address that resembles your virtual lan ip, and the appropriate name will be mentioned on the column. For Hamachi it would be Ham0, and I've seen instances of zerotier 1 named as feth1199 (just make sure to double check the device over on zero tier one)
SO glad to finally see this work.
