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[Xen-users] RE: Simple network config question
> > Hey guys,
> >
> > Usually all my guests go out through various bridges connected to eth0, but
> > I
> > came across a scenario where I need to connect one guest to a special
> > backend network. The network is connected to an access port on a switch via
> > eth2 on the xen server. If I set an IP on eth2 in the correct network it
> > works
> just
> > fine. How can I share this connection up to a domU? I cant tell the
> > switchport
> > to become a trunk and bridge out internally like I usually do. Any help is
> greatly
> > appreciated!!
>
> What you may want to try is bridging the connection on eth2 to something like
> xenbr2 and in the config file have a line that is:
>
> vif=['bridge=xenbr2']
EDIT: If you have a line in the domU configuration file that already has a vif
stated, which will probably be the case (eg. vif=['bridge=xenbr0']) you can
just add the following configuration for two network connections by doing
something like:
vif=['bridge=xenbr0','bridge=xenbr2']
I have a similar setup for an iSCSI storage network where one of the NICs on
the dom0 is connected to the iSCSI network and allows connectivity to the domU
through a special network bridge "iscsibr0" which I add to the config file as I
showed above.
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