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Re: [Xen-users] Strange Networking Issue
Thanks so much for your response.
Martin Hierling wrote:
Hi,
instead
of eth0 or somehow my bridge is screwed up. If I remove .242
below from the domU and add it to the dom0 it begins to work just fine.
I'm still trying to figure out how .241 is working fine from the domU
when it is a secondary IP and no other secondary IP's work from the
domU.
Are you sure nobody else uses the ip by accident? Whats the mac address
from 242? (arp -n). Is that the mac from your DomU.
Yes, I'm quite certain since I can swap the IP back and forth between
the dom0 and domU at will and it always will work on the dom0 but not
in the domU. Using arp -n doesn't show me anything that seems usable.
The following is the output from arp -n. It is the same in both the
dom0 and domU except that the Iface changes from eth1 to eth0 when
going from dom0 to domU.
[root@secure network-scripts]# arp -n
Address HWtype HWaddress Flags
Mask Iface
75.126.153.177 ether 00:1A:30:38:90:00
C eth0
Does
anybody know if the public IP has to be on eth0 in dom0 for
bridging to work properly?
Public IP has to be on the interface where the public net is! Are eth0
and eth1 in different VLANs?
Right, the public IP is on eth1 in dom0. Which is how the provider set
it up Everything seems to work fine in this setup other than adding
secondary IP's to domU's. Yes, in the dom0, eth0 is on 10.10.16.2/26
vlan while eth1 is on public IP xxx.xxx.153.178/29
It looks like your provider set up another IP network for Dom0 and
DomU. Are they on the same Layer 2 Network?
Well, my provider isn't aware of my xen setup. They just gave me
.153.178 and .154.240-.247 as usable IP's with a gateway of .153.177.
I dont know the exact setup of sour provider but the 2 networks you
have are not fitting together.
Gateway: xxx.xxx.153.177
dom0: xxx.xxx.153.178 (on eth1, eth0 is assigned a 10.x.x.x IP. This is
how my provider set it up)
dom1: xxx.xxx.154.240 (domU primary IP)
xxx.xxx.154.241
xxx.xxx.154.242
dom2: xxx.xxx.154.244 (domU primary IP)
xxx.xxx.154.245
xxx.xxx.154.246
Do you route or bridge? With bridge you need a netmask of 255.255.252.0
to reach the gateway from your DomUs.
So, you have to route the 154.240/29 network to your DomUs.
Martin
It is bridge. I am not a networking guru or even a xen guru but i have
been using xen for some time now and have set up several servers with
it. This is the first I have run into this type of situation. The
domU's do have a netmask of 255.255.252.0 so that they can reach the
gateway and the primary IP I assign to eth0 in the domU works just fine
every time.
How do I go about routing the 154.240/29 network to my domU's beyond
what I have already done? And why is it that the primary IP works fine
and then strangely .241 works also but no other IP's do? The
inconsistency is nagging at me.
Thanks again for your help. I am trying to migrate servers from one
provider to another and this is holding me up.
Jon
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