Hi Coy, Coy Hile wrote: > When Sol10u4 comes out, I intend to move my non-global zones to exclusive IP > instances so that I can route traffic through my NAT from the outside more > easily (don't ask!). I do have a question, however. Say I have a machine > with one physical link, e1000g0, which has non-global zones on three vlans: > vlan1, vlan32, and vlan64. (for what it's worth, the global zone is on > vlan32), so I've got three interfaces now (pre ip-instances): e1000g3200, > e1000g64000, and e1000g1000. Without IP instances, I have the interfaces in > the zones as e1000g32000:1 e1000g32000:2, etc. > > In that case, what is the appropriate configuration for zonecfg when setting > up the network interface where I have multiple zones, all of whose interfaces > I need to have tagged, and multiple zones are on the same vlan? Can I do the > following? > > zonecfg -z myzone > myzone> set ip-type=exclusive > myzone> add net > myzone> set phsyical=e1000g32000 > myzone> end > > zonecfg -z myzone2 > myzone2> set ip-type=exclusive > myzone2> add net > myzone2> set physical=e1000g32000 > myzone2> end
This won't work. Each VLAN-tagged NIC is viewed as a separate link, or the physical entity you can assign to an exclusive zone, and thus only to one zone. You will either need to use two interfaces each with a tag of 32 or different VLAN tags, or shared zones. This will be do-able when VNICs are delivered into Nevada. But instead of using e1000g32000 you will use vnicXYZ where you determine XYZ when you create the VNIC with dladm. Steffen > > etc.. > > Thanks, > > -coy > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > networking-discuss mailing list > [email protected] _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
