Hello.
I try to make this:
(1)
<physical_interface0>-----<vmbr0>-----<subnetwork1>
|
|--------------------<vmbr1>-----<subnetwork2>
But apparently, one physical interface can't have 2 virtual bridge. So I try
this:
(2)
<physical_interface0>-----<vmbr0>-----<subnetwork1>
|
<virtual_interface_on_physical_interface0>--------------------<vmbr1>-----<subnetwork2>
But my virtual interface is not recognize, because I have to fixe an ip address
to the virtual interface and I don't want make this trick.
Globally, I want to make this:
|-----<host1>
| |-----<physical_interface0>-----<vmbr0>-----<subnetwork1>
| |
| |--------------------<vmbr1>-----<subnetwork2>
|
|-----<host2>
| |-----<physical_interface0>-----<vmbr0>-----<subnetwork1>
| |
| |--------------------<vmbr1>-----<subnetwork2>
|
|-----<host...>
...
VM in subnetwork1(resp.2) on host1 must be communicate with VM in
subnetwork1(resp.2) on host2 via just one single interface and my host must be
not reacheable by subnetwork.
How I can make this ?
I tryed to address my virtual_interface or enable proxy_arp on the physical
interface but without success...
If you have any idea...
Best regards.
Jean-Mathieu
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