21:55:14 <marksmith> Hello, again! It's been a several months since I last had time to explore OmniOS, and it's taken me the better part of the day to remember where I was. Unfortunately, I've hit a small roadblock (which I know I got past before).
21:58:51 <marksmith> I am running OmniOS on Vult (with set diable-hv_vmbus) and I want to set up a zone to run nginx. I followed the instructions under "Creating a simple zone" but I have no network connection within the zone.
21:59:35 <marksmith> (I've seen this before but I can't remember how I resolved it last time.)
22:05:23 <marksmith> I guess my first question is: is the IP address set with allowed-address an IP address in a local/virtual network (the example uses 10.0.0.154/24)?
22:05:53 <marksmith> Or should it be an IP address on the real network (matching that assigned to the physical interface underlying the virtual interface)?
22:08:02 <marksmith> Ideally, for this experiment, I (think I) would like to run nginx in a zone connected to a virtual network, and then map the port in the global zone to the port in the zone running nginx.
22:13:20 <marksmith> Unless there is a more obvious (preferred) way of achieving this
22:13:23 <ptribble> Something like https://antranigv.am/posts/2024/02/omnios-mirror-one/
22:14:20 <ptribble> But yes, if you're on a cloud provider who only give you one IP address then you create an etherstub for an internal net and hang the zones of that
22:15:42 <ptribble> with nat for outbound traffic, and either port forwarding via ipf or a reverse proxy like haproxy or nginx in the global zone