note that dmz.rs exists

network.rec

@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ ISP: Yettel
 
 name: moxx
 location: kralizec
+local_access: 192.168.1.200:8006
 
 name: Serverko
 location: krov
@@ -35,6 +36,10 @@ proxies: dmzrs
 name: LDAP
 host: moxx
 
+name: dmzrs
+host: moxx
+note: hosts the dmz.rs website
+
 name: website
 host: moxx
 authqueries: LDAP

setup/ssh_to_lxc.md

@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+---
+volume: Decentrala
+section: 6
+title: Access Linux Containers in Moxx over `ssh`
+author: Malin
+source: dmz.rs
+---
+
+Access `moxx`, the Proxmox machine:
+
+1. Check you can access the creds in `dmzadmin`: `gpg -d credentials/kralizec/ssh11.gpg`.
+2. Check the creds work: `ssh dmz.rs ls`.
+3. Copy your ssh keys across: `ssh-copy-id -i ~/id_selected dmz.rs`.
+4. Check that works: `test $(ssh dmz.rs hostname) = ssh11`
+5. Find `moxx`' IP address in its credentials: `moxxIP=[ user ]@[ local ip ]`
+6. Jump through `ssh11` to access `moxx`: `ssh -J user@dmz.rs $moxx_ip`
+
+
+# Enter Containers
+
+Use `pct` to find and access containers:
+
+```sh
+pct list | grep -v stopped
+pct enter 112
+```
+
+- Don't tell people to type 'pct enter', or they will type `pct`, and hit the enter key I TOLD YOU ALL THE KEY SHOULD BE CALLED RETURN.
+- Now you're in the container.
+
+## Just for Fun
+
+```sh
+pct list | grep -v VMID |\
+    column -J -N vmid,state,current,name  | less -R
+```