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[Xen-devel] Re: VIF Interfaces not transparent to all ethernet protocols
> If not, you might want to a) try starting Xend without any preconfigured
> bridges to see if that works and then b) adapt the scripts to suit your setup
> properly.
I tried both of that, without any success.
My first attempt was adjusting the xend bridging script to create 2 bridges,
one for each physical interface on the host.
Then I tried the VIF <-> eth (vm) transfer without any bridging setup,
so that the VIF Interface did not have any routes/ips or bridges attached.
Same behaviour.
PPPoE Packets from Domain1 eth1 to Domain0 vif1.1 never arrive,
PPPoE Packets from Domain0 vif1.1 to Domain1 eth1 work fine.
Maybe I'll give the pppoed instead of rp-pppoe a try.
But the above has been tested with rp-pppoed on both sides.
So I cannot really understand whats going on, as I see it vif-Interfaces and
the corresponding ethx-Interfaces in the vm should be like an ethernet "tunnel",
everything send to the ethx inside the vm should appear on the vif interface and
vice versa.
Is there any possibility to trace the network front- or backend drivers?
Some kind of tcpdump in "between"?
-- Armin
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