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have a look at openvswitch ... gives more flexibility and is relatively |
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easy to use. I am using fake-bridges with vlans for something like this |
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(mythbackend running in a vm on a media vlan with a hdhomerun and other |
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frontends, and a public vlan for other traffic) |
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BillK |
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On 18/07/13 02:28, Nilesh Govindrajan wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I need some help settling up networking with KVM machines. |
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> I have one public interface with four publicly accessible IPs. |
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> I want to run a private virtual network for the VMs, such that every |
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> VM can access every other VM and host, also host can access every VM |
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> (required for NAT). |
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> So far I tried this: |
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> Create two tap interfaces. |
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> Add them to a bridge |
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> Assign IP to bridge |
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> Set different MACs for VMs' NICs. |
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> This let's me access one VM to another also VM to host (not sure about |
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> this, ping works). |
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> But I'm not able to use host to VM (ping works), I'm not able to |
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> connect to sshd running inside VM from host. |
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