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[Xen-users] VLANS, xen & bridges
 
Hello,
 I have RHEL5 running on a bunch of Dell blade chassis.   I have eth0 &  
eth1 connected to two different switches. The switch ports to the  
blades are setup as 'switchport mode trunk'.  I would like to create a  
couple xen bridges and attach the vlans and domains to the bridges.
Example
VLAN 100 = PublicVLAN
VLAN 101 = PrivateVLAN
#vconfig add eth0 100
#vconfig add eth1 100
#vconfig add eth0 101
#vconfig add eth1 101
#brctl addbr vlan100
#brctl addif vlan100 eth0.100
#brctl addif vlan100 eth1.100
#brctl addbr vlan101
#brctl addif vlan101 eth0.101
#brctl addif vlan101 eth1.101
Domain0 should be in the PrivateVLAN *only*
#brctl addif vlan101 vif0.0
Add STP to the parent interfaces
#brctl addbr STP-Bridge
#brctl stp on
#brctl addif STP-Bridge eth0
#brctl addif STP-Bridge eth1
 DomainUs should be in different VLANs depending on their roll (some  
are in both, some are in only 1 VLAN
#brctl addif vlan100 vif3.0
#brctl addif vlan101 vif3.1
 The idea behind this is if I lose a switch in the blade chassis the  
DomUs will still be able to reach their upstream gateways and each  
other through the other switch.  If I migrate a DomU to another blade  
the IPs & MACs would follow the DomU to the bridge running on the  
other blade and traffic will follow
How do I configure Domain0 so it is in the Private VLAN (vlan101 bridge)
 Are the xen networking scripts sophisticated enough to handle VLANs or  
will I need to hack them up?
--
Matthew S. Crocker
President
Crocker Communications, Inc.
PO BOX 710
Greenfield, MA 01302-0710
E: matthew@xxxxxxxxxxx
P: (413) 746-2760
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