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[Xen-users] Private vlans for guests

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Subject: [Xen-users] Private vlans for guests
From: Tim Post <echo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:57:31 +0800
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Hello to all,

I have 6 xen-0 hosts that have two nics each. On all hosts, eth0 is
enslaved to the primary bridge and is connected to the public switch.

eth1 is enslaved to a private bridge and is connected to a private
switch.

What I hope to accomplish is providing every dom-u with two network
interfaces, one public, one private. On the farm, there are 6 users,
each one has about 12 guests running.

What I would like to do is assign user "sam" a private /24, say
192.168.2.0/24 to connect his guests via LAN. I'd like to assign "sue"
192.168.3.0/24.

I don't want sam to be able to reach sue's network, or sue to reach
sam's.

I haven't had much luck with google in finding a way to accomplish this,
does anyone have any pointers? The private switch is just a brain dead
gig-e switch. Somehow I was thinking I could accomplish this with
ebtables, however I'm not so sure.

I was also looking at using a routed config for eth1, while keeping eth0
bridged, but I'm also unsure of that.

Thanks in advance, I'm rather stuck.

Cheers,
--Tim


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