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Yeah, my public ip address is 50.198.114.53, and I also have 50.198.114.54.

So, but what if I plug my physical server and my main box (with centos vm server) directly into their router?
Can I then assign one IP to the physical server, and the other to my main box, and get that one working with the centos server?
Or, I don't know.
Right now, when I run the centos server, it has it's own IP on my LAN, assigned by my router.
Maybe I should keep my main box on the router?
I use the IP the router assigns the vm-centos-server to ssh to it and access pages on it in my browser and stuff, since it doesn't have a domain name, per se, although, I did assign it a name (in /etc/hosts, on every machine in my LAN), "centaur", and I CAN ssh tony@centaur, and even do http://centaur in iceweasel or lynx and access it.

I should set up a gopher server on it, too.
I haven't set up gopher on my contabo server yet, either, now I think of it.
Every server should have a gopher hole.

But I digress.
This little centos vm isn't really that useful. I only gave it 10gb storage and 1mb ram.
I was going to try and play with openstack on it, then I see the hardware requirements for openstack are like 4 gpu cores and 16gb ram and 60gb storage, minimum...so forget that...

But I do want to try and set up mail on it.

I'm still running the linksys firmware on my router.
I have a modem/router thingy from comcast that comes with the business class, and I COULD run the internet right into there, without my router, and sort stuff out on their hardware, but I haven't done that.
I've gone from their router/modem into my router.
But I'm wondering if I used theirs if I could assign names to stuff in here.
My router has ddclient running on it to keep http://tonybaldwin.homelinux.net pointed here, but that's probably a moot point, now that I actually have a static IP address, and have other domains pointed here, too, anyway.

But what seems most useful in this exercise to me are:
refamiliarizing myself with centos.
the possiblity of running several OSes on my server, now that I'm getting the hang of managing virtualbox from the cli, so I can make a vps on the debian server, but running centos, then point one of my domains there and do stuff on it, maybe.

I'm dreading but intending to try and setup postfix on this centos thingy, but being inside a LAN, not sure how that will work.
I have assigned names, but I've edited the /etc/hosts on each internal machine to have the names of the other machines. (i.e. mainbox is deathstar, server is tatooine, laptop is dagoba, and this centos vmachine is centaur, so I can ssh tony@centaur from any machine in here, and I get to the centos server vmachine).
I'm hoping I can make the mail work that way, and mail from tony@centaur to tony@tatooine and stuff.