Thanks for the speedy replies guys, much appreciated.
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 12:45 AM, Matthias Bolte
wrote:
> Currently libvirt doesn't provide a function to get the IP address of
> a domain's network interface.
>
> Might be a useful addition as libvirt can know/determine the IP
> address in sev
2011/1/31 Sengor :
> Hi Justin,
>
> Thanks. I did come across that post, but was hoping there'd be a more
> contained method of finding the domain's IP address without needing to
> do ARP/MAC lookups or query the DHCP server itself.
Currently libvirt doesn't provide a function to get the IP addres
Hi Justin,
Thanks. I did come across that post, but was hoping there'd be a more
contained method of finding the domain's IP address without needing to
do ARP/MAC lookups or query the DHCP server itself.
The following does not display the IP either for an ESX guest 'testvm':
virsh # dumpxml testv
On 30/01/2011, at 11:19 PM, Sengor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to fetch the current IP address of a running guest
> domain (with VMware Tools installed) running on an ESX host?
>
> Ideally this would be doable via the libvirt Python bindings.
Hi Sengor,
Does this help?
https://rwmj.word
Hi,
Is there a way to fetch the current IP address of a running guest
domain (with VMware Tools installed) running on an ESX host?
Ideally this would be doable via the libvirt Python bindings.
Thank you.
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sengork
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