1)
Add a namespace
#sudo ip netns add myns1
2)
List all namespaces
#ip netns list
3)
Execute commands in a namespace
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 your-command
4)
Check all the interfaces and their IP in the namespace myns1
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig -a
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ip link list
5)
The default interface "lo" in the namespace myns1 doesn't have any IP. So set it like.
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1 up
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig -a
6)
Create an index.html
#vim index.html
7)
Run a simple web server on port 80, in namespace "myns1", using netcat command.
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 netcat -l 80 < index.html
8)
Access your webserver from the same namespace "myns1"
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 wget http://127.0.0.1:80
Add a namespace
#sudo ip netns add myns1
2)
List all namespaces
#ip netns list
3)
Execute commands in a namespace
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 your-command
4)
Check all the interfaces and their IP in the namespace myns1
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig -a
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ip link list
5)
The default interface "lo" in the namespace myns1 doesn't have any IP. So set it like.
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1 up
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 ifconfig -a
6)
Create an index.html
#vim index.html
7)
Run a simple web server on port 80, in namespace "myns1", using netcat command.
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 netcat -l 80 < index.html
8)
Access your webserver from the same namespace "myns1"
#sudo ip netns exec myns1 wget http://127.0.0.1:80
http://blog.scottlowe.org/2013/09/04/introducing-linux-network-namespaces/
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