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xen-users
[Xen-users] Debian Etch, Xen 3.1.0 and multiple networks
Hi there, I've been tearing my hair out for ages with this and still
haven't got it to work:
I have Xen 3.1.0 running on Debian Etch (I used the Howtoforge
document at http://www.howtoforge.com/debian_etch_xen_3.1 which worked
great, though I suspect I messed things up a bit by trying to second
guess the NATting and now I can't see any nbetwork from any of my
DomUs). Anyway, I've done trawls through the web and this mailing
list, and whilst I am sure my answer is out there I just do not
understand what I am trying to do - despite buying two very good books
on the subject as well so I hope someone here can help...
Dom0 has one ethernet card. My hosting company has allocated me three
public IP addresses.
I have five DomUs - zimbra.jcsolutions.co.uk,
backups.jcsolutions.co.uk, database.jcsolutions.co.uk,
files.jcsolutions.co.uk and web.jcsolutions.co.uk
In layman's terms I need zimbra to be visible to the outside world
with its own one of the three IP addresses (it needs to have an MX
pointing to it and a pointer record to enable it to become my main
mail server).
...and the others I need to be able to see each other, and to allow me
to do port forwarding mainly just for web requests to be forwarded to web.jcsolutions.co.uk
, but also possibly SMB forwarded to the files machine. Backups needs
to be able to see the outside world so I can send copies "offsite".
From what I can work out I therefore need a "bridge" between one
cloned interface on Dom0 and zimbra and the rest of them can be
"NATted" with the relevant ipforwarding rules on Dom0.
eth0 is how I get to the Dom0. I would like something like eth0:1 to
be bridged through to zimbra and eth0:0 to the other machines on the
private VLAN.
Does that make sense? I hope so, then at least I'm describing the
right scenario.
But I've read the notes on the "network-multinet" script and cannot
work out what to do - it seems to be the sort of thing I should be
using (or writing a script of my own I suppose).
Can anyone please assist, preferably in words of one, non-technical
syllable. I gave up on Xen on Monday because of this issue and
started using VirtualBox, but then returned to the fold for other
reasons, but I've been struggling with this off and on for about two
months in my spare time and I'm now absolutely desperate. It might
even be worth a small amount of "beer money" if someone can help as I
now only have a day left off work to get this up and running or it
will maybe linger on another month (together with another onth's
charges for my current machine I'm trying to migrate from!).
TIA,
Jock Coats
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