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Re: [Xen-users] Bonding & xenbr0

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Subject: Re: [Xen-users] Bonding & xenbr0
From: Stephan Seitz <s.seitz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:00:20 +0200
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Hi,

I assume your switches expect another protocol. Depending on the
mode parameter of the bonding module NICs are getting different or
same MAC.

Did you encounter the problem without a bridge on bond0?

cheers

Stephan


Gerhard Spiegl schrieb:
Hi List!

This is my first post on this list so let me say hello to all here!

I'm trying to set up HA xen VMs on RHEL 5.2 with Red Hat Cluster Suite.
XEN version used is original Red Hat packaged xen-3.0.3-64.el5_2.1.

Setup is the following:

eth0 + eth1 ==> bond0  (public interface, connected to two core switches with 
one vlan)
eth2  (private interface connected to rack mounted 100Mbit switch for cluster 
interconnect)
      (this will be eth2 + eth3 ==> bond1 in future)

The xen network is working fine after adding "netdev=bond0" to the 
(network-script ...) line
in xend-config.sxp - no other changes were made.

But: Yesterday the network administrator complained about error messages in the
switch logs caused by multiple interfaces having MAC address FE:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF 
since
XEN was set up.
The only public interface with a configured IP is bond0 with the MAC of 
enslaved eth0
so why is this strange MAC (FE:FF..) seen on the switch? We are also wondering 
why
eth0 and eth1 do have this MAC. Is there an issue with bonding and xen bridging?

Output of ifconfig is attached, if you need more information, please let me 
know.

I would be pleased if anyone could point me to a right direction - google 
didn't help.

regards
Gerhard





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