Good day, Izak.
Thank You for Your reply:
>Linux vserver shares the kernel between the various virtual hosts, a
>little like BSD jails. There are restrictions on what one can do: not
>even root can modify network interfaces or even create a node (using
>mknod) or mount a filesystem, so breaking out of the virtualhost is
>pretty hard. No guarantees, but to answer your question, yes, it does
>protect the host OS.
Ok, what is Your opinion on qemu guest - does it offer more
protection/guarantee?
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