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[Xen-users] Re: an attempt to explain xen networking


  • To: Patrick Wolfe <pwolfe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • From: Molle Bestefich <molle.bestefich@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 18:07:33 +0000
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Patrick Wolfe wrote:
[...]

Cool!

Might I add some tiny suggestions?

network-xen-bridge.png:
 * Move domU outside of dom0?  What's it doing there?
 * Name the domU "Linux domU #4", to illustrate that the VIF number
derives from the domU #.
   (The current double "VIF #4" vs. "vif4" makes the "VIF #4" superfluous)
 * Remove the "Debian" wording, it's not important.

network-xen-route.png
 * (again,) while domU living inside of dom0 may be correct for some
technical reason (RAM?), it seems confusing on a network diagram..
 * (again,) the wording "Linux domU #4" would be preferable to "Linux
domU VIF #4", IMHO at least.

Super cool work, thanks a lot.

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