Hello,
172.20.113.137 for your uml would work, as it is in the same lan as your
host, but you need to bridge your host's interface to the tap you have
just created.
Then if this worked, both your host and your uml would be able to access
to your adsl router, BUT I have never been able to bridge (
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 19:22, Saket Chawla wrote:
> Can someone help me with setting up networking in UML?
There are several different ways of making the UML guest communicate
with the host, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
The "old site" has a fairly comprehensive review of netw
Netkit (www.netkit.org) might be useful. It automates a lot of the
process of setting up virtual links. It can handle the tuntap side of
things quite well. I set it up so I can ssh to each of the virtual
machines directly from my Linux machine, so there's no reason you
shouldn't be able to get the
I am setting up multiple UML machines to simulate multiple machines
communicating through a router using "http://read.cs.ucla.edu/click/"; .
So, I need separate virtual interfaces for each UML so that the router can
see several machines.
Actually, I figured out the problem of why my second UML mac
Hi!,
I think you can still work with a single tap device and keep it simple. I
generally run 4-5 UML on a single host and all of them are reachable from other
machines on the LAN. Assuming that my machine as a static IP 10.121.32.231, I
run multiple UML instances as:
./linux-2.6.24-rc7 mem=
