Hi,
I've two xen-servers
(xen2.07) running on Debian, both with two network interface cards in them.
This is the configuration of the
interfaces in dom0 (/etc/network/interfaces):
auto
eth0 iface eth0 inet
static address
192.168.16.76 netmask
255.255.255.0 network
192.168.16.0 broadcast
192.168.16.255 gateway
192.168.16.77 dns-nameservers
192.168.16.66 dns-search
mycompany.com
auto
eth1 iface eth1 inet
static address
192.168.20.251 netmask
255.255.255.0 network
192.168.20.0 broadcast
192.168.20.255
With this configuration, but
interfaces are working. I can reach both networks from the xen-server itself,
and I can reach both interface from other systems on the network. I have several
virtual servers connected to the 192.168.16.* network, all working fine. So far,
so good.
Today, I started setting up a
server which should run in the 192.168.20.* network. From what I have read on
the internet, I need to add a bridge for the new network. With the command
"/etc/xen/scripts/network start bridge=xen-br1 netdev=eth1", I am able to add
the bridge for the 192.168.20.* network. But.. uhoh.. all virtual servers on the
192.168.16.* segment lost their connection. The servers are able to ping
192.168.16.76 (the xen-server itself) but other adresses fail. Same for the
virtual server I created in the 192.168.20.* network. (on this server, I added
"vif=[ 'bridge=xen-br1' ]" to the server-config, is that correct?).
So, the xen-server itself is
still reachable, but the virtual servers running on it are not. Xen-server is
able to reach the virtual servers, and the virtual servers are able to reach the
xen-server.
What am I doing wrong? I
can't find any good documentation on this subject :(
Thanks for any
help,
Kris
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