> I have a more
worthy conundrum today.
> I set up a virtual
network made up of eight virtual domains. Four were on 10.0.2.0/24, three
were on 10.0.1.0/24, and one served as a router between the
> two networks.
> I am reasonably
sure that I set up the network properly because ping, traceroute and tcpdump
all showed appropriate results when used. However, for some
> reason, when I used
nmap to scan a network (eg. nmap 10.0.2.0/24) some results would appear, then
my workstation would reboot.
> I am completely
puzzled by these events. Has anyone seen anything like this before or
have any suggestions?
> I don’t have
my ifconfig and route outputs at hand because the machine just rebooted, but I
can replicate them tomorrow if anyone needs to see them.
> Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
>
> Ernie Fontes
To follow up, I am still seeing this
problem. It would seem to be a large bug in the stable release of Xen.
I set up my eight-domain virtual network
again today, and I also connected the router to my (physical) workstation.
Then, nmapping my workstation’s subnet from my workstation causes my
machine to reboot – same story.
I don’t understand why Xen is
crashing like this…
Ernie Fontes
