Ian's answered the rest, so I won't duplicate what he's said. I wanted to
expand on this, however:
> - Could you please enlighten me about the internals of xen, regarding
> network? How does it establishes the network with the host system? Can I
> run a firewall on a virtual server without any problems ?
From a configuration point of view, it's as if dom0 had a dedicated NIC for
each guest NIC, connected by crossover cable. Configuring guest networks is
then just like setting up a Linux machine with multiple NICs. Bridging,
routing, firewalling, etc should all work fine.
> - Any plans to port to OpenBSD?
Lots of people have talked about it but AFAIK there's nobody working on it
right now.
Cheers,
Mark
> Xen seems like a great product; I'll love to try it out, even without
> SMP on my guest OSes! Very nicely done guys, I'll watch this project
> grow :-)
>
> Best Regards
>
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