[Xen-users] Simple network config question

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From:	Jonathan Bayles <jbayles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	Thu, 2 Jul 2009 12:31:05 -0400
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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!!
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[Xen-users] Simple network config question