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Re: [MirageOS-devel] Routing.No_route_to_destination_address running Mirage web server



Thanks. It does seem to be a configuration issue of some kind. At
least the capture looks consistent with the console messages from the
unikernel.

I understand that the ping was done from your Mac to the unikernel?
What I meant to ask is to see a working capture (e.g. ping Mac ->
dom0, or capture Mac -> Ubuntu domU HTTP) in addition to the
non-working one (Mac to unikernel).

If you set your unikernel MAC address to the same as your working
Ubuntu domU (while the Ubuntu domU is stopped of course), does it make
any difference to the problem? Even if it doesn't help, it would be a
more direct comparison between the good and bad captures. Perhaps
attach the pcap files if it is not too much trouble?

Luke


On 30 May 2015 at 06:42, Andrew Stuart <andrew.stuart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> what's 192.168.1.118?
> My Mirageos unikernel
>
>>>It doesn't seem to be an interface on the Xen box but that capture was taken 
>>>on xenbr0 on the Xen box, right?
> Yes it is on the xen box
>
>>>Sorry if this is a *really* stupid question but-- are you sure that your Mac 
>>>has physical reachability to the laptop running Xen?
> Yes, if I run Ubuntu/Nginx as Domu then 192.168.1.103 talks with no problem 
> at all.
>
>

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