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RE: [Xen-users] Giving multiple interfaces to a xen guest
Thank you Pter & Simon…..I see that I
have a lot to read but the link Simon provided looks very promising
http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/XenNetworking
From: Peter Booth
[mailto:peter_booth@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009
10:44 AM
To: Ghofrani,Matthew (Systems
Engineer)
Cc: awead@xxxxxxxxxxx;
xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Xen-users] Giving
multiple interfaces to a xen guest
The Running Xen book explains this in excellent detail.
Sent from my iPhone
Is there a more verbose solution to this? What should I
change and how?...It looks rather confusing.
You'd use the
network-bridge script in the scripts directory to create 2 bridges: xenbr0 and
xenbr1. Each of these is bridging eth0 and eth1 respectively. Then
you'll attach each bridge to the guest in its config file.
You should be able
to get both bridges to start up at boot by editing the Xen config file in
/etc/xen
...adam
Is there a
cook book on “How to assign more than one interface card to a xen guest” ? I
have seen references in the /etc/xen/scripts dir, but all I want to do is to
give eth0 and eth1 in 2 different subnets to my xen guests. I had assumed that
the virt-manager would do this for me but I was wrong. Any help or pointing to
a previously done script is greatly appreciated.
Matthew
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