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Marking both Seth + my updates as answers, as poster never responded + it was unclear what real problem + fix might have been.
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Marking both Seth + my updates as answers, as poster never responded + it was unclear what real problem + fix might have been.

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Hi <br />
on each VM that i want to create, i have IP static (create by network Admin).<br />
Adresses are ready.<br />
When i configure resolv.conf - is this is only for global configuration network or just for DNS ?<br />
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And more than this, where i can configure my network, to be connected with all others VM ?<br />
Plus, i need to correct following errors, after pressing &quot;Apt-get update&quot; :<br />
e: sub directory gpgv resend error code (1)<br />
e: &nbsp;method /usr.lib/apt/methods/gpgv doesn&quot;t start<br />
w: repository <a href="http://164.2.2.x.x" rel="ugc">http://164.2.2.x.x</a>&nbsp;does not hava a release file.<br />
n: data from such a repository can't be authentificated and is therefore potentially dangerous to use.<br />
n: see apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details.<br />
root@xxxx:#
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Hi 
on each VM that i want to create, i have IP static (create by network Admin).
Adresses are ready.
When i configure resolv.conf - is this is only for global configuration network or just for DNS ?

And more than this, where i can configure my network, to be connected with all others VM ?
Plus, i need to correct following errors, after pressing "Apt-get update" :
e: sub directory gpgv resend error code (1)
e:  method /usr.lib/apt/methods/gpgv doesn"t start
w: repository http://164.2.2.x.x does not hava a release file.
n: data from such a repository can't be authentificated and is therefore potentially dangerous to use.
n: see apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details.
root@xxxx:#

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