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Re: [Xen-users] XCP and vswitch
On 16/02/10 22:39, Dave Scott wrote:
Try openvswitch.org
:)
To add more colour: XCP uses the vswitch for all guest traffic by default,
rather than the vanilla linux bridging code. This means that you should be able
to use any vswitch/OpenFlow-capable tool on an XCP host.
But then, what is the configuration under Network and Management
Interface -> vSwitch of the xsconsole?
As far as I know (just a little bit) vSwitch (at least, vmware v1000
and vswitch says it is like v1000) is to create a virtual switch, shared
by all of the virtualization servers, not just a replacement of vanilla
bridge (where each virtualization servers has its own and independent
bridge). Do I have to configure any for this in xcp? How? (I haven't
found any mention to vswitch in xcp documentation)
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