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Title: How to Install Endian as a Virtual Machine on CentOS ? Post by: lilbighorn on Monday 14 May 2012, 02:33:23 am Hi everybody!
Im currently running ClearOS for my home network, but as it is a "one in all" OS, it tends to be very buggy in some things. So, i thought in installing a Centos base system, and then Virtualize Endian with Virtualbox or VMware and virtualize another OS like resara or something for purpouses of file sharing that clearos provided. So, is this possible? And more important: is this recommended or i should avoid doing this? Take in mind that its an AMD x2 250 Athlon CPU with 2Gib RAM Box where it will be runnin, but its for a home environment with less than 10 hosts. Endian is going to run Proxy server, DNS and DHCP server and SNORT (IDS). Any help would be highly appreciated on: How to properly install the Centos Base system (if there is any thing to take in account, such as proper partitioning), how to properly install the endian VM on VMware or Virtualbox (i have access to both, wich one should i pick?). Thanks in advance!!! :) Title: Re: How to Install Endian as a Virtual Machine on CentOS ? Post by: jfinnican on Monday 21 May 2012, 05:02:58 am I have EF running as VM on Xencenter and I couldnt be happier. ClearOS has a lot of interesting features however when it comes to network management it also has a lot of problems. It doesnt route traffic properly, it intermittently looses connectivity with clients, it has dhcp problems, dns problem but I really like the VPN features.
Depending on what its doing, how much traffic, how many clients etc will determine exactly how well it will perform in your environment. That being said, it seems like you already have a good number of VM's running on that box, how are you running 8 with only 2gb ram? |