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Re: [Xen-users] eth0 -> Dom0, eth0:1 -> DomU1 (bridged) and eth0:0 -> Do
Hi,
you can use a custom script inside the /etc/xen/scripts/network-bridge.
Example here :
http://www.antredugeek.fr/wiki/wiki/bridge%20shorewall%20et%20xen
(sorry it's in french ;) )
You choose the bridge you use into your vif line of your domU
configuration :
for example :
vif = [ 'mac=00:16:3e:FF:FE:01, bridge=xenbr0' ]
hope it helps
regards
yves
Jock Coats a écrit :
Well, after poring over many examples and my two Xen books I managed
to get NAT working across all my DomUs.
However, I need one of the DomUs to be bridged so it has a public IP
address.
I can't seem to get network-multinet to work on my Debian Etch setup.
Can someone help? My holidays are coming to an end and I haven't got
the basics set up yet to be able to install software on my DomUs let
alone actually do some work, so I'm getting increasingly desperate -
on the verge of self harming I think! It shouldn't be this difficult
so I can only assume it is my bad!
Can I create a custom network script that will create one bridge and
one NAT router and if so, how do I connect them to the correct DomUs?
Jock
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