I now switched eth0 and eth1 with the former being the one connected to the
private network. This solved the problems described earlier.
I think it would be good to include this information in the documentation.
It was not clear what the variable
OSCAR_NETWORK_INTERFACE = eth0
in /etc/oscar/oscar.conf was supposed to mean.
2011/2/16 César Ávila <clav...@gmail.com>
> I wonder how does Oscar manage the network interfaces on the head node. I
> expect eth0 to connect to the external network (setup through dhcp to
> 10.32.X.X) and eth1 to connect to the private network (setup through static
> IP to 192.168.0.1) but I do not know if my assumption is correct. I found
> out that the NFS is exporting my home to the public network, and also the
> dhcp server is listening on eth0 instead of eth1.
>
>
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