Ilya Ponetayev writes:
> You may create as many bridges as you want to have virtual interfaces,
> each bridge consisting only of connection to single VM, and handle
> traffic between bridges and between physical interfaces of host
> through iptables/iproute.
In that case, I`d prefer not to have
Hi Lee
If you are to virtualize the network stack properly you need to do it all
the way down to layer2. How do you connect multiple layer 2 devices
together? Well a bridge, a switch being many bridges all in the one box.
Hubs are not relevant here as there is no physical medium. As the llya said
You may create as many bridges as you want to have virtual interfaces,
each bridge consisting only of connection to single VM, and handle
traffic between bridges and between physical interfaces of host through
iptables/iproute.
IHMO bridging is the most proper and popular technique because it
Hi,
all the descriptions of networking setups with VMs I`m seeing involve
bridges. The only use I see for bridges is when I actually want to be
able to send network traffic to multiple arbitrary interfaces connected
to the bridge. I do neither need, nor want bridges when I want to keep
the VMs s
