In a Linux on Linux environment kvm would also work.
On 05/02/2012 10:38 AM, Joe Gibbs wrote:
Hi
I have a small Dell box that I have been using off and on for misc work
related sw testing (started with v 9.x Desktop).
I need to ramp up my personal training (as I am looking for work at the
moment) and have a question for the group.
Currently I am running 12.04 Desktop version with Apache, MySQL,
OpenSSh and some other server packages installed. I will be installing
Oracle next week for my next training project. However after the 12.04
upgrade I find that I can not access the Desktop Ubuntu machine from
anything on the local network. I can access apache, mysql locally. A
local ssh connections works just fine. Just can't do any of them from
outside the box from anything on my home/local network. I don't think
there are any running firewalls, so I am discounting that as an issue.
Would a fresh install of the Server version be a better long term
solution for working with those type of packages, or should I stick with
my 4x upgraded Desktop version?
and
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I can look into to resolve
my network connection issue ?
Thanks
Joe Gibbs
I suggest you use virtualization to run the server(s) for your training. VirtualBox would be a good choice for running virtual machines on a desktop, and would keep you in the Oracle camp (whatever that's worth). VMware Player (or Workstation) would be another good choice.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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