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On Sun, Jan 2, 2022 at 1:01 PM Grant Taylor |
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<gtaylor@×××××××××××××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> What I remember doing was re-configuring the (primary) network interface |
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> so that it came up without an IP address and was added as a member to a |
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> newly created bridge. As part of that I moved the system's IP |
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> address(es) from the underlying Ethernet interface to the newly created |
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> Bridge interface. |
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That is basically what I had to do. |
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With systemd-networkd the relevant stuff in /etc/systemd/network was: |
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eth-bridge.network: |
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[Match] |
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Name=e* |
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[Network] |
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Bridge=brkvm |
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(you'll need a more specific name I'm guessing since you have more |
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than one interface - the name to match should be the physical |
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interface name) |
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brkvm.netdev: |
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[NetDev] |
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Name=brkvm |
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Kind=bridge |
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(this creates the bridge interface, which the physical interface will |
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attach to due to the previous file) |
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brkvm.network: |
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[Match] |
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Name=brkvm |
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[Network] |
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DNS=... |
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Address=... |
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Gateway=... |
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(this will give the bridge interface an IP/etc - most likely you'll |
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just set this file up the way you'd otherwise be setting up your |
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physical network. This can use dhcp.) |
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Then you'll tell virt-manager to use the brkvm bridge for all your VMs |
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that you want bridged. Note that you can also use this bridge for |
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things like containers if they use virtual interfaces. They'll just |
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see the host network directly, with their own virtual interfaces, so |
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they can use DHCP to obtain IPs on the host network. |
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In your case with dual interfaces you'll want to put the bridge on |
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whichever interface you want shared. The other interface can remain |
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untouched. |
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The brkvm interface will otherwise behave the way eth0 or whatever |
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used to behave before you attached it to the bridge. Note that the |
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physical interface attached to the bridge will not have an IP. It |
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just relays traffic from the bridge to the physical network. |
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You could also just drop the first file if you wanted to have a bridge |
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not attached to any physical networks. VMs could still attach to it |
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and talk to each other. Though, I think virt-manager might provide |
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other ways to do this. |
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All of the above are systemd-specific. Most network managers provide |
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some proper way to set up a bridge and you should probably do that. |
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You can do it all with just a shell script instead I suppose. |
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-- |
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Rich |