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Re: [Xen-users] Second ETH?

2009/5/18 Simon Hobson <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Admin GG wrote:

And, now, if i have 2 xen VM on same host, one with the ip 192.168.1.2 and one with the 192.168.1.4, if i from .4 try to ping .2 i reach it trough .1, the gateway.

It shouldn't need the external router - the guests are on the same subnet, so the packet should simply get forwarded to the right interface by the bridge code on the Dom0

Well, ok. Right. As VMs are on the same subnet, packages go straight  to the right VM.

And, now i know how can i comunicate between 2 VM on the same host. Now remains the problem: if i have 2 hosts? I've searched in the archive, and i haven't found anything with keys you gave me. I'll look topic by topic tonight.

What about "Now, my problem is: i have to mount a remote volume via NFS. Do you think it's better mounting it on host then creating a virtual hd in it or mounting it directy in the VM?"?

Thankyou

Giorgio
 



Can i enable direct routing between VMs on the same host?

That's the default.


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