About migration of LXC containers from Ubuntu to Debian...

Hello everyone who reads me! Thank you for that!

I moved my virtual machines from my tablet pc with ubuntu to my brand new server with debian. I probably should mention that I use LXC for virtualization.
It isn't a real server of course. It is just an old pc which is sitting and whirring in the hallway of my flat near the router.
When I was moving my containers, I easily found out that you should tar and untar a container with --numeric-owner flag, because you just simply can’t move a system. But I’ve stuck into DHCP configuration.
Debian wiki have a suggests about bridge configuration for LXC.
But it is all about static ip configuration. And this guide doesn’t work with isc-dhcp-server on Debian testing (now it is Jessie on the 10th December 2013).

How to configure LXC with dnsmasq on Ubuntu 13.10

What LXC is

LXC is a mean of lightweight virtualization (operation system virtualization). You get an additional OS with the same kernel the host OS uses. It allows to avoid a lot of overheads related to software and hardware virtualization (e.g. VirtualBox).

LXC uses the control groups mean to bound and manage a guest OS (Thanks Google).

LXC also uses the apparmor to isolate a guest OS.

I’m not a guru of virtualization and system administration, more over, this article isn't about virtualization theory, so let's go further.